| Blade Dimensions: | 18.3" x 7" |
|---|---|
| Weight: | 32.1 oz |
| Shaft Diameter: | 1.2" |
| Intended Use: | Fishing |
REVIEWS
61 Reviews
JParker
This lightweight and extended length paddle is better than my shorter and heavier aluminum kayak paddles.
cnnabtch
Love how sturdy, lightweight, and durable this paddle is.
KayakFam
We purchased one of these last year when I purchased my Kayak and then purchased the exact same one when purchasing my husbands kayak this year. We absolutely love them. They are great quality, lightweight, and very easy to use.
Happy Kayaker
I purchased my first kayak with no problems, no delays to checking out and getting it out to our truck. Staff was accommodating and professional. Thank You!
Duffer
Just like the Field and Stream Paddles we bought a few years ago. Also has a shaped grip for orienting the paddle correctly.
Lost creek adventures
This this will hold up to a beating! I finally broke mine using it to push threw shallow water, it still works but time for a new one. I used for 5 years on the susquahanna river pushing my way threw where i should have gotten out many times on cold days. Had i not used it for something I shouldnt have, I believe it would have lasted another 5 years my only complaint was the plastic wrap over the hand hold ripped and we're the insert is and were it connects together had to be reglued but again I beat the crap out of this paddle well over 1000 miles of river paddling. Highly recommend!!
Loou
Awkward grip. Uncomfortable to use. Holes not spaced properly to adjust angle
Paddleless
I liked the light weight of the paddle and it worked for about 6 kayak trips, until the left paddle fell out of the end of the shaft and is now at the bottom of the river about two mile from where I launched. Turned around to go after it but it sank too fast.
Ken 91
I like the paddle the weight and grip but I don't like the hook at all, most of the places I fish are small weedy ponds the hooks get hung up on everything, lily pads, pickerel weeds, milfoil you name it. It's very frustrating I'm always pulling the weeds out
Cheryl33
Lightweight, and great for hours on the river kayaking. Love the color as well
I bought this paddle about two weeks ago. Haven’t used it yet, but can’t wait to see how it does on the water. It felt light weight in the store.
Human Person
Literally dangerous. I was on a river when this paddle, which I purchased just one month earlier, snapped in half in my hands (NOT at the joint, but in the middle of the solid pole). Was stranded on the water with no way to row. Fortunately, exchange for a different paddle was a breeze at Dick’s, but I got a different brand since I no longer trust Quest paddles!
Matthew888
I've used it once. It's nice and light. I went on a 2 hour paddle and my arms felt good afterward. I noticed there are a few unanswered questions. Yes it breaks down into two pieces. The joint is very good with no slop, play, or wiggle what so ever.
uncletj
Completely satisfied, snug fitting joint, very light weight...feels good in my hands and I have short fingers! Great price for a quality paddle!
casey123454321
I bought this paddle for it's lightweight carbon fiber build. I didn't care for the little cutout hook in each paddle face but wasn't too turned off by it in the store. Apon initial use on a lake with Lilly pads, it was a constant fight after nearly each stroke to retrieve the paddle that was hooked into a lilly pad. I was getting quite the workout just yanking my paddle free and was really unhappy with the paddle. Latter on a 30 mile paddle through choppy coastal water, I stopped at an island for a break. It was there, miles from the mainland that I noticed the paddle end almost separated from the shaft I had to use my spare paddle to get home. Luckily Dicks returned the paddle for a full refund, but I do not recommend it for lake or coastal paddling
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