Kayak Paddlers
Find gear for kayak paddlers and explore options for your paddling setup. Check individual product descriptions for sizing, intended use and compatibility with your kayak to help narrow your choices.
Kayak Paddlers
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A kayak paddle has a blade at each end of a central shaft. That two-blade design is a defining feature of this type of paddle.
The central section is the shaft, and the broad sections at either end are the blades. On a paddle that separates into sections, the connecting joint is often called a ferrule.
Feathering describes the angle of the paddle blades relative to each other. Unfeathered blades sit in the same plane, while feathered blades are offset at an angle.
A one-piece kayak paddle stays together as a single unit. A sectional paddle separates at designated joints; descriptions such as two-piece or four-piece identify the number of sections.
An asymmetrical blade has a different outline on either side of its centerline. A symmetrical blade has matching outlines on both sides.



