What Type of Paddle do you Need?
Your choice of paddle should be based on the type of kayaking that you are planning to use it for.
Choosing the correct paddle is important, for example touring paddles are not strong enough for white water.
Get in touch and we will provide unbiased guidance on the best paddle for you.
Kayak paddles have a blade on either end of a shaft, single bladed paddles are called Canoe Paddles.
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Recreational & Sit-on-top Kayak Paddles |
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Most paddles are suitable for Sit On Top Kayaking providing they are long enough for use with your kayak.
Our range of suitable paddles include standard alloy shaft paddles through to lightweight carbon paddles. |
| View Recreational & Sit-on-top Paddles |
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Touring & Sea Kayaking Paddles |
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| Touring & sea kayaking paddlers generally paddle with a longer stroke at a slower rate. This means longer length paddles are required with a smaller blade for less resistance. This combined with a lighter weight paddle will help reduce fatigue over distance. |
| View Touring & Sea Kayaking Paddles |
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Split Paddles - Recreational & Whitewater |
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| Split paddles are great to carry as a spare or where compact storage is required.
Very popular for use with inflatable kayaks. |
| View Split / Take Apart Paddles |
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Kayak & Canoe Paddle Bags |
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| Kayak & Canoe Padded Paddle Bags. Ideal for protecting expensive paddles during transit. Or for protecting car interiors from dirty paddles. |
| View Palm Kayak & Canoe Paddle Bags |
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Need further help or advice?
If you would like any help or advice in choosing the correct paddle, please call us on 01273 513200. Alternatively you can email us at sales@brighton-canoes.co.uk |
