What is the width of the blade? I am looking to replace the oars on my inflatable Intex Seahawk 4.
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Mine are 6 9/16" at the widest (measured appx. 8 3/4" from the tip). They measure 5 3/4" at the tip. The overall length of the blade is 21"
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We have Hobie Mirages and they fit fine. My husband has the Outback which at it's widest is 33" in the middle. In reality you place the Suspenz at the bow and stern for support which are narrower. The local kayak place has their Hobie Mirages displayed on these.
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Actually it depends on many factors. Your height, boat width, paddling style, and type paddling. Use the Werner fit guide. Here is the link. http://www.wernerpaddles.com/fit-guide/Copy and paste this in your browsers search window.I advise getting the length paddle you fit when the paddle is not extended. This one is 210 cm unextended. The longer Seawhisper is 230 cm unextended. My reason for this is that it will be stronger and cosmetically more pleasing.
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I have a Poulan Pro, 42" deck and these blades fit perfectly.Just make sure that you have the star in the center of yourold blades. Then they will fit with no issues.
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I looked at mine and the serpa holes are a lot closer together than the Safariland paddle. I don't think it will fit. You might check Blackhawk's website
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Paul, after your question, I re checked. My blade Dia. is just under 10 ft. Not as advertised at over 12 ft. Also I did not get an adjustable tail like they say in the advertisement suggested. If you bought one and this is why you questioned the size, please let me know. All efforts will be made with Gudcraft to correct this. The blade size is most important to me. I can work around the other false advertisements. Please reply. Thank you. Kenneth BigelowWB8ZIQ_ken.1@netzero.com
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None...that's the same watercraft that I have...I bought the larger size and it was about 8" too short. I ended up going to my local jet ski shop and buying one.
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it is 4inches deep and 19inches long.it will fit over the old Aero Bars. The new bars are more than 4 inches deep. Hope it helps, I use them for windsurf boards.
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They are the standard replacement blade, re>erseable, blade side is about 2"
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Not sure of the Hayward measurement...don't even know the make of my skimmer. I've had a hard time trying to find one with a minimum width of 8.5 inches.
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You also should be able to call the seals phone support and they might be able to walk you through getting measurements from your kayak cockpit and get you the correct size that you need. I think that would be your next best bet
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6 foot overall. That's end of Handel to bottom of blade. The blade portion or paddle portion is 18 inches long by 6 inches wide
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I'm not sure how that would work. Aerodawg has their own website so maybe you could email them from there. There are different size attachments so I'm sure they would have something that fits but I wouldn't know what size you would need. Sorry I'm not much help.
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From what I could tell, by laying my S.A. on the one in the Wall Street Journal article it fits, for now. Dry measure my knife was 2.36, but I've had longer ones that would not make it. My saw blade is an rch from 3",sorryTSA(the stand around) people will be looking into how this will work out. But only in the USA at this time.You will not be "Boarding" over sea's, with a knife yet!
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I only have my butt dyno and subjective opinion, however a 4 blade prop has 33% more water surface area to grip, and that can't be a bad thing. I also added a Sting Ray hydrofoil, and my boat (21 ft Chapparal, Volvo 5.7L 280HP outdrive) has never felt better. It hole shots flatter with a skier, stays on plane at almost 500 RPM less, at the cost of maybe 1 or 2 MPH top speed. I'll take that trade every time.
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You can use the search term "intex oar" and buy through Amazon, or go directly to the Intex website: http://www.intexcorp.com/index.php/replacement-parts/boats/boat-accessory/boat-accessories.html
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The blade is 8x12 at its widest point and provides an excellent amount of thrust with little effort. I am very pleased with these paddles. We have a sixteen ft canoe and they are plenty of paddle. I'm not sure how they would hold up to strong rapids as we don't do that.