Werner Odachi Carbon Paddle

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When you feel the need for speed and control in the toughest whitewater, turn to the Werner Odachi Carbon Paddle. It's been designed from the ground up specifically for down river and creek racing.

Product Details

  • With an increased blade-to-shaft offset, this blade-forward design gives a more powerful catch and a more vertical angle through the power phase.
  • The aggressive blade dihedral decreases flutter to ensure stable, powerful forward strokes in turbulent whitewater.
  • The blade is totally designed for the conditions: Longer (49 cm), symmetrical for more surface area in the water in the vertical racing stroke, and with a subtle scoop for more purchase.
  • Because you still hit rocks when you go fast, Dynel® edging is highly abrasion and impact resistant.
  • Carbon shaft and advanced blade design have been optimized for low weight, maximum strength and a comfortable flex.
  • The Odachi has been built in collaboration between Werner's engineers and some of the best racers in the world. If racing is your bag, you can't go wrong with the Odachi.

Sizing

Werner Racing Paddle Sizing

Specs

Blade Material:
Carbon, foam core
Blade Size:
20.5 cm W x 49 cm L (8.1" W x 19.3" L)
Blade Surface Area:
735 sq cm / 114 sq in
Blade Shape:
Symmetrical
Shaft Material:
Carbon
Feather:
Also called "offset." The difference in angle between the two blades of a kayak paddle. Some paddles have a fixed feather, while others are adjustable. Degree of feather is a matter of personal preference.
30 degree
Breakdown:
No
Control:
When paddling, one hand keeps its grip on the paddle and the other rotates around the shaft. The grip hand is your "control" hand. Some paddles can be custom ordered with left-hand control.
Right hand
Small Shaft Stocked:
No
Weight:
Straight Shaft is 30.5 oz (867 g)
Application:
  • Racing
Features:
  • Specially-designed blades are great for speed and control in turbulent conditions
  • Performance Core blades are light and buoyant in aerated water
  • Dynel edging adds durability

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