VE Flyte Glass Blade Straight Glass Shaft

ve flyte glass blade straight glass shaft  VE Flyte Glass Blade Straight Glass Shaft has an aggressive catch, which rewards starting the stroke further forward and with its gradual taper towards the neck the blade feels smoother in the later parts of the stroke. This shape has slalom inspired design DNA to its core. This blade is made from 100% glass fibre which is pre-impregnated with toughened epoxy resin making it strong, robust and hard-wearing. Supplied with a ground glass shaft this shaft is more flexible but slightly heavier than carbon shaft. If you’re looking for a stiffer and lighter shaft choose the carbon version however some prefer the gentler feel of fibreglass. Specifications Shaft: 1 Piece Glass Shaft Diameter: Ø 30.6 mm Weight: 985 g (197 cms) Length Range: 188 cms to 203 cms in 3 cm increments Angle/Feather: Right. 30° Blade Surface Area: 735 cm² Blade Length x Width: 485 mm x 220 mm Colours: Red & Yellow This is a one piece paddle   Every VE Paddle is made in Britain, by hand, at their factory in Clevedon. They take care at each step so you can rely on VE as your connection to the water. VE paddles are made using pre-preg carbon and fibreglass materials and compression moulded construction techniques. Blades are fitted onto proprietary carbon or glass shafts; in straight, crank and split versions. All VE Paddles are assembled to a strict process, to ensure a quality finished product. VE Paddles come in a wide range of configurations. The product descriptions and experience may help guide your choice, but if you want advice on what will work best for you, please get in contact with us either by email or phone. more about the brand Founded in Nottingham, England, in 2008, VE stands for Vertical Element; reflecting the mission set by founder Dr. Stuart Morris to make paddles to meet the needs of elite paddlers. VE Paddles with innovative Aircore technology, are handmade in Britain from the very best materials – toughened prepreg composites – to produce stronger, more damage tolerant blades; loved by owners the world over. VE have spent over a decade researching and developing paddle design, with input from some of Britain’s finest paddlers. You can check out their full range and some great info about all things paddle at vepaddles.com. 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.