Has anyone got a source for just buying sup paddle shafts -
Got a few broken paddles hat could use a new shaft
thanks
Bruce
Has anyone got a source for just buying sup paddle shafts -
Got a few broken paddles hat could use a new shaft
thanks
Bruce
Kenalu, /one ocean sports Currumbin
That going to depend on the brand, Most Blades have different size spigots or shaft fitting most are brand specific.
If you want to avoid this in the future go with Ke Nalu all of the shafts , blades and handles can be ordered separately and are all interchangeable.
If you are not racing just surfing the Xtuff is the go not race light but not heavy at all really strong made for Hawaiin conditions perfect flex for older shoulders and surfing.
If you are use to a full on race shaft stiffness go with the Xtuff S a slightly stiffer version of the surf shaft without being mega stiff.
Also if you are just surfing the Wiki blade is like a Diesel engine more power per stroke so get on the the wave in 4 strokes instead of 5 be earlier in your set up.
Looks slightly different to the race blade but much better foe surfing..
That going to depend on the brand, Most Blades have different size spigots or shaft fitting most are brand specific.
If you want to avoid this in the future go with Ke Nalu all of the shafts , blades and handles can be ordered separately and are all interchangeable.
If you are not racing just surfing the Xtuff is the go not race light but not heavy at all really strong made for Hawaiin conditions perfect flex for older shoulders and surfing.
If you are use to a full on race shaft stiffness go with the Xtuff S a slightly stiffer version of the surf shaft without being mega stiff.
Also if you are just surfing the Wiki blade is like a Diesel engine more power per stroke so get on the the wave in 4 strokes instead of 5 be earlier in your set up.
Looks slightly different to the race blade but much better foe surfing..
Hi Rod
Would the Xtuf or Xtuf (s) shaft be close to the same flex as the JL Signature?
Sorry
Just saw your message the Xtuff would be closer to the flex of the Jimmy Lewis Paddle.
The Xtuff s is stiffer.
Thanks Rod