A durable, high-performance paddle from Aqua Bound offers endless possibilities on your favourite stretch of water.
The pinnacle of paddle technology, the Aqua Bound Shred Carbon 4-Piece Kayak Paddle is made with a tight weave Carbon Shaft and Carbon Reinforced Nylon Blades. This creates a lightweight and solid paddle, coupled with the large paddle side and surface area, this makes for an extremely lightweight, powerful and nimble paddle.
All of the great performance features when in use are backed up by great portability and the perfect travel size. This makes it easy to keep with you at all times either with a kayak or packraft for the occasional late-afternoon paddle or a multi-day expedition.
Features
- Ovalized aerospace-grade Tight Weave Carbon shaft provides both power and agility
- Stiff, lightweight carbon-reinforced abX blades
- Rugged and responsive, a great choice for the whitewater enthusiast
Specifications
- Feather = 30° Right Hand Control
- Shaft Material: Tight Weave Carbon
- Blade material: abX Carbon Reinforced Nylon
- Blade Size: 20 x 46 cm
- Claimed Weight: 1120 g
- Blade surface Area: 755 sq. cm
- Length: 200cm
| Paddle | Stillwater | River | Whitewater |
|---|---|---|---|
| Optimal | Adequate | Unsuitable | |
| Optimal | Adequate | Unsuitable | |
| Optimal | Adequate | Unsuitable | |
| Optimal | Optimal | Unsuitable | |
| Optimal | Optimal | Adequate | |
| Adequate | Optimal | Adequate | |
| Adequate | Adequate | Optimal | |
| Adequate | Adequate | Optimal | |
| Adequate | Adequate | Optimal |
Note: Aqua Bound Shred Apart is a unique paddle that can be used as either a pair of canoe paddles or a single kayak paddle
Water Definitions
Stillwater: Bodies of water such as lakes, dams, or estuaries where the water is generally calm or without significant current flow. Little to no risk of regular impacts of the paddle on obstacles.
River: A flowing watercourse with a current that has continuous movement. Low to moderate risk of regularly impacting the blade of the paddle on rocks or obstacles.
Whitewater: Sections of a river where the water flows rapidly over rocks and creates turbulence and aerated water due to steep gradients or obstacles in the riverbed. High risk of regular impacts of the paddle blade on rocks and obstacles.
