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What type of wing paddle for racing sea kayak for beginner
On 16 Jun 2006 21:48:11 -0700, "novice"
wrote: Michael Daly wrote: On 15-Jun-2006, "novice" wrote: this is only about getting fit. If you are only interested in getting fit and want to avoid the high price of a wing paddle, just use a conventional paddle. Any paddle can be used with a wing stroke. I even use a Greenland paddle with a wing stroke. Mike I hope this is not a troll. Why would people pay 500 bucks for epic paddles, then? for the same reason people pay huge amounts of money for magic golf clubs. Tecnique and practice are a lot more important than graffite shafts. |
What type of wing paddle for racing sea kayak for beginner
On 17-Jun-2006, "novice" wrote: Why would people pay 500 bucks for epic paddles, then? If you want high performance, buy a wing paddle. They will produce more lift than a conventional paddle. However, a conventional paddle will produce lift too, just not as much. If all you want is fitness, then speed is not the critical issue. It you want to win a race, speed is critical. Analogy: You can get fit by riding a $500 bike. You race on a $4000+ bike. BTW - my conventional paddle cost $400. A wing costs $500. My Greenland paddle costs $30. I use my Greenland paddle more than any other. Mike |
What type of wing paddle for racing sea kayak for beginner
Michael Daly wrote: On 17-Jun-2006, "novice" wrote: Why would people pay 500 bucks for epic paddles, then? If you want high performance, buy a wing paddle. They will produce more lift than a conventional paddle. However, a conventional paddle will produce lift too, just not as much. If all you want is fitness, then speed is not the critical issue. It you want to win a race, speed is critical. Analogy: You can get fit by riding a $500 bike. You race on a $4000+ bike. BTW - my conventional paddle cost $400. A wing costs $500. My Greenland paddle costs $30. I use my Greenland paddle more than any other. Mike Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience, guys:) |
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