Intel: 1-piece wood straight shaft w/ laminated blades at 126 sq. in.; Length: 52″–60″ in 2″ increments: $150 at www.bendingbranches.com The Bending Branches Expedition Plus paddle isn’t just useful, it’s also gorgeous. Reinforced material around the blades makes sure that the all-wood paddle stays in action for the long haul. The catch is smooth and rudders and j-strokes are powerful. With just enough flex to be a bit easier on the joints, this relatively lightweight blade is a pleasure to paddle with. Click the links below for video reviews
Kialoa Madison An adjustable fiberglass paddle that’s perfect for sharing.
Werner Bandit A lightweight carbon paddle from Werner.
Aquabound Edge A packable breakdown paddle for travelers.
Mitchell Curved Premier A bombproof, wood core paddle for rough waters.
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Intel:
1-piece wood straight shaft w/ laminated blades at 126 sq. in.; Length: 52″–60″ in 2″ increments: $150 at www.bendingbranches.com
The Bending Branches Expedition Plus paddle isn’t just useful, it’s also gorgeous. Reinforced material around the blades makes sure that the all-wood paddle stays in action for the long haul. The catch is smooth and rudders and j-strokes are powerful. With just enough flex to be a bit easier on the joints, this relatively lightweight blade is a pleasure to paddle with.
Click the links below for video reviews
Kialoa Madison An adjustable fiberglass paddle that’s perfect for sharing.
Werner Bandit A lightweight carbon paddle from Werner.
Aquabound Edge A packable breakdown paddle for travelers.
Mitchell Curved Premier A bombproof, wood core paddle for rough waters.
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Kialoa Madison An adjustable fiberglass paddle that’s perfect for sharing.
Kialoa Madison
An adjustable fiberglass paddle that’s perfect for sharing.
Werner Bandit A lightweight carbon paddle from Werner.
Werner Bandit
A lightweight carbon paddle from Werner.
Aquabound Edge A packable breakdown paddle for travelers.
Aquabound Edge
A packable breakdown paddle for travelers.
Mitchell Curved Premier A bombproof, wood core paddle for rough waters.
Mitchell Curved Premier
A bombproof, wood core paddle for rough waters.
Field Tested: Five Whitewater Canoe Paddles Reviewed Homepage for C&K’s editors in-depth video reviews
Field Tested: Five Whitewater Canoe Paddles Reviewed
Homepage for C&K’s editors in-depth video reviews
—Field Tested: Cold Camping Comforts
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