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chosing a paddle for playboating 16 years 3 days ago #26757
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Hi im new to playboating
 and im looking to by a new paddle ive got a robson redfred and currentley using a robson pogo paddle but its not doing it for me  ive been to the local shop and liked the look of a ty warp beam 3 194cm 45d has anyone tried one and are they a good paddle or has anyone got a better choice of paddle around the £100.00 mark as on a budget at the mo cheers for any addvice as much needed. |
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Re:chosing a paddle for playboating 16 years 3 days ago #26760
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hello
i would stay away from tywarp thay are good paddles but tend to snap quite often if i was u i would save an extra £80 an get yourself a set of werner players alex |
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Re:chosing a paddle for playboating 16 years 3 days ago #26766
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hey,
I definitely agree with alex, I have the player and it is a great paddle! I love everything about it, its comfortable, strong, and light! although I have never really heard anything about tywarp's I do know that they look cool, but looks aren't what you should be worried about, paddles are obviously one of the most important parts of paddling, and you wouldn't want to be stuck up the creek with a paddle now would you!  |
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Re:chosing a paddle for playboating 16 years 3 days ago #26771
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If you are paddling on rocky/shallow rivers I would recomend having a look at the h2o-Team paddles. The blades are designed for freestyle. If you are like me and don't like crank shafts ask them nice and they will put the blades on a straight shaft for you. I have used the Werner Player and the Sidekick (larger blade than player) and they are very nice. So if you have enough water that you will not be smashing your blades on rocks then try werner, if you are worried about rocks have a look at the h20-team.
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Re:chosing a paddle for playboating 16 years 1 day ago #26781
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i try an h20 and i hate the flexy feeling of the blade, if you want something solid to bash check out the select paddle, the blast and remember the carbon is th stiffest and lightest but it's not made to bash on rock like kevlar
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Re:chosing a paddle for playboating 16 years 17 hours ago #26798
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I agree with what has been said, however from a personal point of view, I paddle the gull most often because its my local spot and I have a Werner Player which is made of Carbon Fibre and still after two season's of paddling it hasn't broken yet!
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Re:chosing a paddle for playboating 15 years 11 months ago #26816
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i have a rough stuff black magic. although it's a bit heavyer then most paddles but it's strong and the shaft has a good grip to it. i dont like the grip on the h20 paddles
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Re:chosing a paddle for playboating 15 years 11 months ago #26846
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i have to say that the H20 team paddle i have is great. with only 30 degree feather it is easier for playing, and it is very light. i disagree with palm paddler as i believe the grip is comfortable and.....errrr......grippy.
it is quite expensive but i got it cheap when i got my boat, so if you look for the bargains you might be able to get it. hope this helps, jonathan. |
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Re:chosing a paddle for playboating 15 years 11 months ago #26918
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i hate the blade on the h20, it's too flexy, i use a SELECT ultra way better paddle for my taste
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Re:chosing a paddle for playboating 15 years 11 months ago #26945
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Im using the Robson Fluid which is great for playboating and everything bigger blades and more powerful than pogo if your ever near swansea your welcome to try mine
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Re:chosing a paddle for playboating 15 years 11 months ago #26953
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I've got a ty warp warp 2 a great paddle which has never caused me any problems and it's not to exspensive
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Re:chosing a paddle for playboating 15 years 5 months ago #28773
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how you gettign on with the warp 2
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