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wrote: Marsport advertise a Lendal Powermaster paddle online 'with EG1 carbon shaft' for only £ 75.00. Funny that, all other web sites state that the EG1 is a fairly basic, heavy glass fibre shaft. Probably just an error - no surprise there! But the others are just as wrong: The EG1 shaft is fibreglass, but is neither heavy nor basic. Because of it's more forgiving flexibility, it is likely to be offered to beginners and younger paddlers - not because it is 'basic', but because it is more suitable. The G1 carbon shaft (aka semi-carbon) was originally made to replace the aluminium shafts that were around at the time and proving somewhat unreliable in racing. Better for most paddlers than the full-carbon and other mixes because it retains some flexibility. From what I have written above, you might be able to ascertain that I believe paddles should be chosen on suitability - not price... Allan Bennett Not a fan of alphabet soup -- |
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