Does this paddle have feathered blades (twist) or even blades (no twist)?
1319064
The blades are straight but with a slight curve in them like a spoon. There are adjustment holes so you can have the blades in a different position from the other. I love this paddle, it's the only one I use.
1319065
It has multiple positions (three I think). I just use even blades, but I know you can feather it by pushing in the button and twist until the button clicks in the new position.
1319066
The paddle can be feathered or even. The lock can be placed in one of 2 holes that lock the blades together.
1206118
Yes, but it's not a very good paddle. Mine broke on the 5th usage. Wahoo gave me credit towards a one piece and let me keep the broken one which I fixed with 2 bolts.
628881
No you cannot. Not on the stick itself. But most who buy the twist handle "rudder" type sticks need/love that feature. You could buy a generic stick without twist handle to fit your specific needs.
882183
I'm not sure I understand your question. The blade is loose enough to be free-spinning.
643585
Sorry so late. Yes the blade head does pivot. rotational like newer ones.The german bone handle ones mentioned elsewhere on ebay are more like a spring in and out action rather than pivot but use same blade
2029380
The paddle is a two-piece unit that snaps together. One side has a "key" and the other side the holes that the key snaps into. There are three holes that each align the paddle pads in a different angle with respect to each other. Apparently, some kayakers prefer different the paddle pads to be different angles. I like them at the same angle.
104320
Blades measure 17" long by 7" wide, these are collapsable and work great, best paddle for the money for recreational uses.Jeff
752737
RP has a rotating paddle. Carry angle can be changed by lossesing the adjustment screw. P paddle is stationary.
692202
The blades are 18" in length and 7" at their widest point. I'm using this paddle with a 12' kayak and they seem to be doing a good job. I'm a brand new kayaker so as I learn more about the sport I'll be better able to evaluate the paddle but so far no complaints.
1592537
Mine came with the paddle only. It feels very secure due to the plastic "teeth" on the paddle that really grip your waist band tightly. However, I did not find the paddle to be comfortable or easy to adjust. I went to the Blackhawk website and was able to order the belt loop attachment for a few bucks. It works perfect - just don't know why they don't include it in the first place.
1200556
Yes. It comes with two paddles, one collapsible and one fixed. They recommend using the collapsible one for everything but things like jam and chutney. I've never used the fixed one.
2166525
I don't recall. The reason being, is this motor was just awful! The pin that holds the propeller on broke the first day I used it...you can't buy this separately or even a separate propeller for that matter. The handle is very short and made it difficult to drive my boat. It also only had 2 forward speeds and 1 reverse speed. Because the pin broke, Amazon refunded my money and I bought a Minn Kota 30lb thrust trolling motor for about the same price that I am extremely happy with! The price on the Sevylor is about the only attractive thing about this motor. In my humble opinion, I would not purchase this motor.
2199189
Blade has slight curve good paddle I've got several trips on it now and I'm happy with it.
128668
The blades themselves are not replaceable, but the paddle does come in two pieces.
1220306
Yes, this is a removable head razor. The twist to open is called a butterfly opening razor. They are harder to clean do to movable parts. This one will last a lifetime.
931611
Hi. I don't know what model number they were, but they were the Yakgrips that were completely seamed together (without velcro) and not able to be adjusted. Though I have both, I do like these better, as they situate themselves much better without requiring constant readjustments. In doing this, you lose the ability to put them on paddles that do not break down into 2 or more pieces, as their ability to stretch open is the only way you can put them on the paddles. With one of my paddles, I had to have the velcro model in order to be able to put them on in the first place. Some of the new infinite adjustment paddles offer similar problems, as their design places the adjuster/lock at the end of one of the pieces, with their diameter being quite a bit larger than the shaft itself, so there is extra work and effort required to work the grips over the enlarged attachments. I like both a lot, and the comfort factor is a great improvement to long distance/time paddling. The only issue I see is that if you have issues with inconsistent patterns in the way things feel, this might be a problem as the seams stretch the length of the grips and are very noticeable in the feel of your hands. I always need to make sure the seams are in the right position to offer the least obvious inconsistency/bump in the pad. This is true with both the fixed seam models, as well as, the velcro ones, though the velcro ones are even more pronounced.
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The paddle has settings from 230 centimeters or 91 inches to 240 centimeters or 95 inches tip to tip. It has a locking lever in the middle and can be adjusted in 1 centimeter increments. The paddle is light (carbon fibre) compared to others I own. There are markings to adjust the angle of the paddle blades. The locking lever contains a hole to attach a leash. Hope this helps.