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Which one s better suited?

Created by DaveSandan DaveSandan  > 9 months ago, 28 May 2017
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DaveSandan
DaveSandan

VIC

1383 posts

28 May 2017 9:42am
2 paddles 2 sizes, which one would you use in a DWer? I have used both and have my opinion interested in yours!


Yes it's upside down!
Slab
Slab

1123 posts

28 May 2017 1:23pm
Shorter one.....unless it is really blowin and you don't need to paddle too much or too hard to get into the bumps
Craig66
Craig66

NSW

2466 posts

28 May 2017 4:34pm
on the paddle advice, take the adjustable one and change the length during the DWinder

On the upside down photo, it was doing my head in LOL
just had to fix it for ya

DaveSandan
DaveSandan

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1383 posts

28 May 2017 5:05pm
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Craig66 said..
on the paddle advice, take the adjustable one and change the length during the DWinder

On the upside down photo, it was doing my head in LOL
just had to fix it for ya


Lol, I would have done it myself but I had to go walking here with my wife!


Craig66
Craig66

NSW

2466 posts

28 May 2017 5:20pm
Did she make it out Ivan ?
DavidJohn
DavidJohn

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28 May 2017 5:21pm
I'd be using the fixed length paddle for DWers.
DaveSandan
DaveSandan

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28 May 2017 6:42pm
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Craig66 said..
Did she make it out Ivan ?


Lol...
DaveSandan
DaveSandan

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28 May 2017 6:51pm
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DavidJohn said..
I'd be using the fixed length paddle for DWers.


After yesterday's DW run using the Fanatic I would have to agree I think???? The Fanatic has a bigger surface area and I had a lot of trouble trying to paddle quickly to catch runners. The reason I wanted to try it was to see if it helped me get more pace on the water to again catch more runner, but my ability to do quick repeat strokes was hindered.
The Naish paddle allows me to do quick repeat paddles but I thought the lack of surface area may not get me as much forward motion. Either way I have come to the conclusion that not catching runners is my lack of experience in reading the bay and in time it will improve and I will stick to the Naish because in flat water I can get a good head of steam up!
The biggest thing I did find yesterday was I did not bend my knees enough when paddling hard, the more I bent them the straighter my back was and the better I seemed to go!! Practice practice practice!!!!
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