06-02-2013, 02:14 PM
You will get them and your pontoon may get seriously lonely in the summer.
DO NOT go cheap on the paddle. Seriously. Be prepared to spend 250-350 Once you use one of those you will see why. Kailoa and Quickblade are two great brands. This is probably at the "low" end I would recommend,
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I use the Shaka Puu. I have a beautiful Sawyer carbon and wood paddle. Nice paddle for sure but......once you use something light it is all over. My Sawyer is now my rock paddle.
There is a great shop in Park City....maybe near you? All Seasons Eyewear. Right at the base of the town chairlift of all places. Marty there is so knowledgeable and more than willing to share his passion and experience. Worth a visit just to chat with him for sure.
Heading out now to go chase them.
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DO NOT go cheap on the paddle. Seriously. Be prepared to spend 250-350 Once you use one of those you will see why. Kailoa and Quickblade are two great brands. This is probably at the "low" end I would recommend,
[url "http://www.paddlesurfwarehouse.com/Quickblade-Fiberglass-Paddle-Board-Paddle-p/qbfgfiberglass.htm"]http://www.paddlesurfwarehouse.com/Quickblade-Fiberglass-Paddle-Board-Paddle-p/qbfgfiberglass.htm[/url]
I use the Shaka Puu. I have a beautiful Sawyer carbon and wood paddle. Nice paddle for sure but......once you use something light it is all over. My Sawyer is now my rock paddle.
There is a great shop in Park City....maybe near you? All Seasons Eyewear. Right at the base of the town chairlift of all places. Marty there is so knowledgeable and more than willing to share his passion and experience. Worth a visit just to chat with him for sure.
Heading out now to go chase them.
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