Touring Kayak Paddles

Grey Owl Tempest - Long one of our best selling paddles, the Tempest offers a lovely combination of strength and beauty. The dynel tip guard, ovalized shaft and carbon fiber ferrule completes the package. This paddle is all about feel. The wood is warm and lively in the hand, and the blade quiet entering and exiting the water. $189.95

Werner Skagit - Ovalized fiberglass shaft with a nylon blade. At 37 oz. with a light swing weight, and Werner's characteristic stiff ferrule, it is an exceptional value at $125.

Werner Cascadia -
$175

The Werner Camano is a classic. (Now with yellow blades). No other touring paddle has been used as extensively across the world. The blade shape has been proven over thousands of miles of open ocean. All fiberglass construction and beefed-up tip makes this paddle light and tough. $255-$330 in a bent shaft.

Werner Kalliste takes the popular Camano blade shape and removes the spar on the reverse face. The foam core blade moves in and out of the water effortlessly without drawing air under the water or pulling water out. This makes the paddle effectively lighter and each stroke slightly more efficient then an equivalent paddle with a reinforcing spar. Carbon construction is also extremely lightweight. The bentshaft and infinitely variable feather make this a very impressive paddle.
$380-$455.

We believe that Epic like Werner produces some of the finest kayak paddles in the world. Full carbon construction with smooth foam core blades. A choice of stiff or flexible shafts and an optional "length lock" which allows for infinite adjustment of feather and 10 cm of length adjustment. Epic produces two blade shapes, one for high angle and one for low angle strokes. If you want the best paddle money can buy, Epic is the way to go. $350-$450. **Special Order Only