Anybody paddled with one? Anybody know of any online dealers or CO/UT/AZ/NM dealers? The website doesn't list any in the true 'west'.
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Thread: H2O Paddles?
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03-21-2006, 12:31 PM #1
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H2O Paddles?
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04-23-2006, 11:11 AM #2
Take A Bite Outta Swine
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Hey Storm,
Yeah I've been paddling with an H2O paddle for the last couple months, and I seem to like mine enough...
Its super strong and I seriously think that I will never break the blade. nto that thats ever really the case. they are made from the same plasics used in GM cars and basiclly just take the left overs and turn them into the blades. Mine has a super agressive bend int he shaft with great rubber hansdles which I lie alot. but the blades are to small. they are being made by the old designers from waterstick, so expect some wierd designes, but other then the size of the blade being to small and its ovre all weight being pretty high, I like it. good stiff shaft and blades, nice grips, strong / heavy, not much power.
I think Boatwerks may be selling them online maybe try emailing them.
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