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Why We Like The Cannon Nokomis Fiberglass Paddle
The Cannon Nokomis line is designed to reduce noise and blade flutter in the water. The Nokomis Fiberglass Paddle keeps things light and affordable with a fiberglass shaft and fiberglass reinforced blades for lightweight durability. The low-profile blades are built for relaxed paddling while the dihedral blade shape provides balance and strength for hours of effortless paddling.
Details
- Fiberglass version of popular Nokomis paddle
- Fiberglass is lighter than aluminum and less expensive than carbon
- Long, dihedral blades are best for low-angle paddle strokes
Specs
Shaft Material: fiberglass
Blade Material: nylon, fiberglass reinforcement
Overall Length: 210cm, 220cm, 230cm, 240cm
Blade Area: 94sq in
Shaft Shape: oval
Shaft Profile: straight
Feather Angle: 0°, 60°
Two-Piece: yes
Paddling Style: low-angle
Claimed Weight: 2lb 2oz
Activity: touring, paddle
