Product Details
The Werner Player Paddle is the most popular choice for serious play boaters who want to get after it. Featuring mid-size down-turned blades, the Player offers a great combination of power and responsiveness.
- 30 degree blade offset balances solid bracing with reduced wind resistance.
- Werner's exclusive Neutral Bent Shaft option positions your hands for the best balance, comfort and control, helping reduce discomfort in your wrists and arms.
- Premium fiberglass blade provides lightweight responsiveness and durability.
- Down-turned blades enter the water sooner for more initial power and won't get in your way for free-style moves.
- Mid-size blades fit a wide range of paddling styles.
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Specs
| Blade Material: | Fiberglass |
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| Blade Size: | 20.75 cm W x 46 cm L (8" W x 18.1" L) |
| Blade Surface Area: | 690 sq cm / 107 sq in |
| Blade Shape: | Asymmetrical |
| Shaft Material: | Straight Shaft is Fiberglass, Bent Shaft is Carbon |
| Shaft Shape: | Straight or Bent |
| Feather: Also called "offset." The difference in angle between the two blades of a kayak paddle. Some paddles have a fixed feather, while others are adjustable. Degree of feather is a matter of personal preference. |
30 degree |
| Breakdown: | No |
| Control: When paddling, one hand keeps its grip on the paddle and the other rotates around the shaft. The grip hand is your "control" hand. Some paddles can be custom ordered with left-hand control. |
Right hand |
| Small Shaft Stocked: | No |
| Weight: | Straight Shaft is 34.5 oz (978 g) |
| Weight: | Bent Shaft is 37 oz (1049 g) |
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Why did you choose this?
Wanted a 191 when a paddle my siren. Bring the siren back.
I tried someone else's Player paddle and it felt great. I realized the paddle I was using was too long for me and more appropriate for recreational use not whitewater.
Teenage boy, whitewater kayaker, has Jackson play boat. This suits that style
Seems like best option for me.