WIth a wing paddle, you'll get wet whether you have a drip ring or not.
Might as well get used to it. If you watch, most of the water is
coming off the blade directly, not running down the shaft. Wear rash
guard, wear a skirt, and enjoy!

MJ

ace wrote:
why not use a drip ring?
Cyli wrote:
On 29 Aug 2006 00:29:34 -0700, "ace" wrote:

My new wing paddle does not have one and I was soaked by my first few
strokes.

You mean the drip rings? You can hash up some of your own pretty
easily. I have some on one paddle, but never bothered on the other, I
just use a skirt or get wear stuff that'll keep me warm while wet.
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