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The Best Marine Kayak Paddle is a fantastic choice for anyone in need of a high-quality kayak paddle. With its carbon fiber shaft and fiberglass reinforced polypropylene blades, it is a durable and reliable option.
One common concern with products like this is where they are made. It appears that these paddles are made in China. This information can be found on the box and the label of the bag that they come in.
Another question that people often ask is regarding the composition of the blades. The blades are made of polypropylene, and they are reinforced with fiberglass. This combination ensures that the paddles are strong and sturdy.
If you are looking for a paddle that is made in the USA, unfortunately, this particular model is not. As previously mentioned, it is made in China. This information is clearly stated on the packaging.
One important feature that many kayakers look for is whether the paddle floats. The answer is yes, it does float. You can leave it in water by the bank for a couple of minutes and it will stay afloat, which is great for those moments when you need to let go of it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are they made?
It appears they are made in China.
Are the blades actually fiberglass or reinforced plastic?
The blades are made of polypropylene and reinforced with fiberglass
Are these made in the usa? mass?
No. The box mine came in clearly said “made in China”. So did the label on the bag with the leash.
Does the Paddle float?
YES IT DOES FLOAT, LEFT IT IN WATER BY THE BANK FOR 2 MIN.
