Does the paddle screw off like the Kwik Tek P-1?
439227
Yes than it breaks the first time you need it. Waste of money dont but it !
439228
It screws loose so you can adjust it to the length you need. Then you screw it tight so that it stays at that length. Mine has worked just fine and has not broken. I use it when tubing down a pretty gentle Michigan river. I would ourchase it again if needed.
439229
I do not have the P-1, but it does screw to keep it tight at the middle of the oar. I have unscrewed it due to some water getting in through holes (not a ton)and making some water shaking noise that I wanted to get rid of. Only used the short oar a few times, but worked fine. I was thinking of duct taping the middle screw part to keep it all together. Not that it came unscrewed while paddling, it simply would sometimes not stay screwed in so tightly with banging around and use. If longer I would not tape it up, but it is not the longest paddle ever. Hope this answers your question. Felt like with extremely rugged paddling it might break, but got what I expected and am happy for the cheaper price. I do not have the P-1, but it does screw to keep it tight at the middle of the oar. I have unscrewed it due to some water getting in through holes (not a ton)and making some water shaking noise that I wanted to get rid of. Only used the short oar a few times, but worked fine. I was thinking of duct taping the middle screw part to keep it all together. Not that it came unscrewed while paddling, it simply would sometimes not stay screwed in so tightly with banging around and use. If longer I would not tape it up, but it is not the longest paddle ever. Hope this answers your question. Felt... » Read More I do not have the P-1, but it does screw to keep it tight at the middle of the oar. I have unscrewed it due to some water getting in through holes (not a ton)and making some water shaking noise that I wanted to get rid of. Only used the short oar a few times, but worked fine. I was thinking of duct taping the middle screw part to keep it all together. Not that it came unscrewed while paddling, it simply would sometimes not stay screwed in so tightly with banging around and use. If longer I would not tape it up, but it is not the longest paddle ever. Hope this answers your question. Felt like with extremely rugged paddling it might break, but got what I expected and am happy for the cheaper price. « Show Less
752737
RP has a rotating paddle. Carry angle can be changed by lossesing the adjustment screw. P paddle is stationary.
379431
No it does not, however it was a great first fishing kayak . I have upgraded now but still have this one for buddies or wife to join me. If you are just starting out, don't skimp on the paddle it can make a big difference
465555
Yes it does. I just got my paddle + case yesterday and the paddle does not fit properly in the case. You have to shove it, shift it around a bit and then your paddle will fit in. I can't understand why they can't provide a paddle case that fits the paddle properly.
2229685
That's exactly what it is supposed to do. The container turns instead of the paddle. Yours is working just fine :-)
643802
You have to undo the screw in the center that attaches the holster to the paddle then you place it on the shoulder harness at the angle you prefer and tighten the screw down
2011287
the paddle should stay attached to the spindle in the bottom of the pan, when you slide the bread out of the pan. The paddle is just inside the bottom of the bread, but ours doesn't come loose or come off the spindle. It will leave a slot or small hole in the bottom of the bread.
557125
The tip is suppose to screw off...see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoFQQ1XW0M4.....
1412409
Yes, and it's very easy to screw on and off. I have owned this unit for over a month now and love it very much. Can't imagine how I ever lived without it before.
1215657
I don't know if the little handle comes off, but I use it when I am getting into the tub. I also use it to slide out.
1262354
no, comes just like in the picture. just unbox the paddle and you're good to go.
553914
If you are refering on how to get them out of the Kayak then mine had screws that they were held in place by. If you are refering to how to get the foot peg off then squeeze the bottom lever toward the top and it will slide off one end. Please let me know if this helps.
1701757
It does break down into two pieces. One side of the paddle tube slides into the other side and there is a little lever-clasp that closes to secure the two pieces together. There is a little screw on the clasp to tighten the grip when the clasp closes. I tightened mine a little when I recieved my paddle. Overall, I am very happy with the paddle.
1864283
No, but the unit clicks in and out of the mount pretty well. I've never had trouble just pulling it out as I approach the dock.
1182894
Mine had 2 paddles, each came in three parts. Make sure you really tighten them before use.
883000
Any motion that will depress the off paddle will turn it off. I have mine mounted on a dust collector which has the switch near the floor and I am able to tap it with my foot to shut it off. It takes a little more effort to turn it on since you have to depress the green on button but that is the way you would want it to work. This is a great switch.
1467220
Yes it does and it works well though i had to enforce the arm with an additional fence steel pipe to make it stronger to carry my kayak and paddle board together which it does now perfectly.