Abahub SUP Paddle – 3 Piece Adjustable Paddles – Lightweight Stand-up Paddle Oars for Paddleboard, Adjustable Aluminum Alloy Shaft 68″ – 84″, Black/Blue/Green/Orange/Red/Yellow Plastic Nylon Blade

Price: $34.99
(as of Jun 25, 2024 14:34:08 UTC – Details)

1.Fiberglass PP composite blade, aluminum alloy shaft, durable and lightweight, floats in all waters.
2.102 square inches concave grooves blade design, less flutter, more stability and power.
3.Directly from manufacturer, rigorous control on quality and cost, best price in same product range.
4.Adjustable from 68’’to 84’’, ideal to share with families and friends of different heights.
5.Breaks down to 3 parts, easy to store and convenient for travelling.

MULTI-USE FOR SUP & KAYAK: This 4-section paddle easily converts into a kayak paddle (2 drip rings included) or a sup paddle. The anti-twist clamp and locking pin system prevents loosening in the water, and it floats in both salt and fresh water.So no need to worry paddle falling.
FULLY ADJUSTABLE: Once assembled to a sup paddle, it can be adjusted easily from 68’’ to 84’’ to fit most paddlers. Our recommended paddle length is your height plus 6-12” for different uses. Once assembled to a kayak paddle, the length is set at 89 inches/226 cm to fit most people over 5’5″ with the common kayak width of 24′ – 28′.
Thoughtful design: Quick pin button lock to quickly assemble the paddle shafts together. The water drop ring is designed to avoid water running down the pole and wetting the clothes.The anti-twist clamp design supports 360 rotation, and you can adjust the angle according to the resistance during rowing to minimize drag.
TRAVEL-FRIENDLY:When broken down into 4 pieces, this paddle is 35” in length and 7.2” in width，making it easy to carry and travel with. It’s the perfect option for both local and international excursions.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE: We’ve been manufacturing paddles for over 10 years and stand by our products. If you’re not happy with our products, we’ll offer you a replacement or refund with “No Questions Asked”.