Canoe Paddles
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Material: Carbon Fiber
The Black Lite Elbow is an ideal graphite bent shaft paddle for everything from recreational to performance use. This is our "everyday" paddle. If you own a composite canoe, do it justice by pairing it with a composite paddle. Guaranteed to boost your efficiency and stamina.
$224.95
Material: Carbon Fiber
The straight-shaft version of our popular Black Lite paddle is also light and stiff. It's the ideal paddle for anyone favoring a straight shaft. This paddle features a T-grip handle offering better control for Canadian and J-stroke style paddling.
$224.95
Materials: Wood, Fiberglass
Style: Solo/Double-bladed. Laminated ash and cedar shaft. Eleven lamination bass, butternut, walnut and ash blade. Carbon Fiber Ferrule.
Style: Solo/Double-bladed. Laminated ash and cedar shaft. Eleven lamination bass, butternut, walnut and ash blade. Carbon Fiber Ferrule.
$226.95
Materials: Wood
A great paddle for lakes and quiet waters. With a long 5 inch wide blade the Racine moves quietly through the water. It works particularly well for the Northwood stroke and Canadian style solo paddling. It is an authentic reproduction of the paddle produced by the Racine Boat Company and provided with each of their new wood canvas canoes in the mid-1920s.
$229.00
Material: Wood
A different grip on our classic Penobscot paddle. Slightly wider and squared with side shoulders, the 1897 provides for both a top and a side grip. Changing grip positions allows for both different strokes and less fatigue.
$229.00
Material: Fiberglass
The Nantahala offers an excellent balance of power for a smooth stroke in a light weight and durable canoe paddle. Symmetrical blade shape designed for predictable forward paddling and maneuvering strokes. Fiberglass blade construction gives you a compromise between swing weight and value.
$230.00
Materials: Carbon Fiber, Fiberglass
The Bandit is an aggressive spooned canoe paddle for technical river runners and slalom canoeists. Performance and reliability are the goal for our white water canoe paddles. Premium Performance uses material choice and manufacturing skill to allow for a perfect combination of light swing weight and stiffness with our Bomber reliability. Fiberglass blade construction gives you a compromise between swing weight and value.
$230.00
Material: Wood
When you need to move water. The Maine Guide blade is 8 ½ inches wide and intended for strong paddlers. Used by guides to move their sports and Maine Wardens to check up on them. Provides excellent maneuverability and a lot of power. The elongated grip allows you to adjust the paddle length and change your hand positions.
$239.00
Material: Wood
Our traditional hunting and fishing paddle. Patterned after the Cree and Ojibwa hunting paddles, the leading edge of the diamond shaped blade cuts effortlessly through the water. Very quiet and well suited to always keeping the blade in the water.
$239.00
Material: Wood
A larger paddle filling the gap between our Penobscot and our Maine guide. Designed by a Maine guide to maneuver Grand Laker canoes when flyfishing. The 7 ½ inch blade moves a lot of water, but not so much to be taxing. Only offered in hardwoods because of the smaller oval shaft, it is a very flexible paddle.
$239.00
Materials: Wood, Carbon Fiber
Seagull Lake lies at the end of the Gunflint Trail nestled among rocky ledges and picturesque campsites. This design is painted on a carbon-fiber-backed, ultra-light version of our 14° Bent Shaft Gunflint model. Backing the blade with carbon fiber allows us to shave a bunch of weight, then we turn around and paint over the carbon for a truly unique paddle.
Seagull Lake lies at the end of the Gunflint Trail nestled among rocky ledges and picturesque campsites. This design is painted on a carbon-fiber-backed, ultra-light version of our 14° Bent Shaft Gunflint model. Backing the blade with carbon fiber allows us to shave a bunch of weight, then we turn around and paint over the carbon for a truly unique paddle.
$245.00
Materials: Wood, Carbon Fiber
Grand Marais lies at the beginning of the Gunflint Trail nestled on the picturesque shoreline of Lake Superior. This design is painted on a carbon-fiber-backed, ultra-light version of our 14° Bent Shaft Gunflint model. Backing the blade with carbon fiber allows us to shave a bunch of weight, then we turn around and paint over the carbon for a truly unique paddle.
Grand Marais lies at the beginning of the Gunflint Trail nestled on the picturesque shoreline of Lake Superior. This design is painted on a carbon-fiber-backed, ultra-light version of our 14° Bent Shaft Gunflint model. Backing the blade with carbon fiber allows us to shave a bunch of weight, then we turn around and paint over the carbon for a truly unique paddle.
$245.00
