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The Aircore Creeker whitewater kayak paddle blade is designed to be a great all-round paddle that is smooth and well balanced.
With a narrower, mid-sized blade, tapering towards the neck; the Creeker has a gradual power transfer along the length of the stroke, ideal for long days on the river.
The blade's area is neutrally aligned either side of the dihedral with the area being well distributed along both the length and width of the blade.
This suits a wide range of kayak paddlers from beginners, to river runners, hardcore creek boaters and those paddling 'day in and day out' working in the kayak industry.
The Creeker kayak paddle blade suites longer lengths used in 'mid to longer length' river and creek boats and those looking for a blade less powerful than our Pro whitewater paddle range.
Supplied as standard with their carbon crank shaft. Its ergonomic moulded grip is angled for neutral wrist alignment and neutral blade offset for low torque. This reduces grip stress and gives you unmatched blade awareness.
With a narrower, mid-sized blade, tapering towards the neck; the Creeker has a gradual power transfer along the length of the stroke, ideal for long days on the river.
The blade's area is neutrally aligned either side of the dihedral with the area being well distributed along both the length and width of the blade.
This suits a wide range of kayak paddlers from beginners, to river runners, hardcore creek boaters and those paddling 'day in and day out' working in the kayak industry.
The Creeker kayak paddle blade suites longer lengths used in 'mid to longer length' river and creek boats and those looking for a blade less powerful than our Pro whitewater paddle range.
Supplied as standard with their carbon crank shaft. Its ergonomic moulded grip is angled for neutral wrist alignment and neutral blade offset for low torque. This reduces grip stress and gives you unmatched blade awareness.
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Description
The Aircore Creeker whitewater kayak paddle blade is designed to be a great all-round paddle that is smooth and well balanced.
With a narrower, mid-sized blade, tapering towards the neck; the Creeker has a gradual power transfer along the length of the stroke, ideal for long days on the river.
The blade's area is neutrally aligned either side of the dihedral with the area being well distributed along both the length and width of the blade.
This suits a wide range of kayak paddlers from beginners, to river runners, hardcore creek boaters and those paddling 'day in and day out' working in the kayak industry.
The Creeker kayak paddle blade suites longer lengths used in 'mid to longer length' river and creek boats and those looking for a blade less powerful than our Pro whitewater paddle range.
Supplied as standard with their carbon crank shaft. Its ergonomic moulded grip is angled for neutral wrist alignment and neutral blade offset for low torque. This reduces grip stress and gives you unmatched blade awareness.
With a narrower, mid-sized blade, tapering towards the neck; the Creeker has a gradual power transfer along the length of the stroke, ideal for long days on the river.
The blade's area is neutrally aligned either side of the dihedral with the area being well distributed along both the length and width of the blade.
This suits a wide range of kayak paddlers from beginners, to river runners, hardcore creek boaters and those paddling 'day in and day out' working in the kayak industry.
The Creeker kayak paddle blade suites longer lengths used in 'mid to longer length' river and creek boats and those looking for a blade less powerful than our Pro whitewater paddle range.
Supplied as standard with their carbon crank shaft. Its ergonomic moulded grip is angled for neutral wrist alignment and neutral blade offset for low torque. This reduces grip stress and gives you unmatched blade awareness.
