Surge Zeta Small 2 Piece Touring Paddle – Carbon/Glass

Surge Zeta small 2 Piece Touring paddle Surge’s Zeta Touring paddle a premium 2 piece Glass/Carbon fibre paddle. It is a high performance, super light weight and adjustable paddle perfect for touring, long distance paddlers, or anyone who is after a super lightweight paddle. The fibreglass  blade is super light weight and rigid. This means it won’t flex under pressure giving you serious paddle efficiency. The shape is especially suited for medium to low angled paddlers making it designed for stamina. This paddle is perfect for kayak touring, sea kayaking, long distance paddling or recreational paddlers looking for a little more stamina, efficiency or a premium experience. The shaft is made from a Carbon Twill wrapped Fibreglass blend making it light weight but strong. It is a straight shaft with a low-profile lever joiner – making it super versatile and easily transported. The easy-to-use joiner allows you to adjust the paddle length and feather to suit your body, your kayak and your paddling style. In short, this paddle is light, versatile and a great price.  Surge Zeta Small 2 Piece Touring paddle paddle is a perfect choice for someone wanting a premium feel for a reasonable price. Specifications Shaft: Carbon Twill wrapped Fibreglass blend. Blade: Fibreglass reinforced resin. Blade size: 52 x 16.5cm – Large / 48 x 15cm – Small Length: Adjustable 215 – 225 cm Blade Feather Angle: Adjustable 360° Weight: 750g having trouble choosing? Check out our “How to Choose a Kayak Paddle” post for some helpful tips on picking the right paddle for you. It will help you with size and style and give you info on the different materials. If that’s not enough, there is endless paddle related articles here to help you dive down the rabbit hole. Fibre glass is a composite material made up of glass fibres that reinforce and stiffen a resin to provide a light stiff and strong material. Carbon Fibre manufacture is similar but with the glass fibre swapped entirely or in part with Carbon fibres. Twill is a form of weaving that gives the carbon fibre its, pattern as well as it’s structure and strength