01-05-09, 06:49 PM
The Scout is the Prospector of the paddle world, it's suitable for all levels of experience, and will cope with pretty much anything that you ask it to do.
Whatever sort of canoeing I'm doing you'll always find my trusty Scout strapped in to the boat, for pushing off banks, shallow water or if I'm tiring and want less resistance.
Blade Area: As can be seen from the A4 Gauge, not a huge area, but more than enough for the job.
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Grip style:
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Paddle weight: 670g (60") Light.
Shaft Diameter: 29/28mm Slight Oval.
Blade/Shaft Flex: No blade flex/Moderate Shaft Flex.
Construction: Laminated Basswood.
Approximate Price: £33.00 or less.
Whatever sort of canoeing I'm doing you'll always find my trusty Scout strapped in to the boat, for pushing off banks, shallow water or if I'm tiring and want less resistance.
Blade Area: As can be seen from the A4 Gauge, not a huge area, but more than enough for the job.
Grip style:
Paddle weight: 670g (60") Light.
Shaft Diameter: 29/28mm Slight Oval.
Blade/Shaft Flex: No blade flex/Moderate Shaft Flex.
Construction: Laminated Basswood.
Approximate Price: £33.00 or less.