Sunburst 14 Premium Canoe Paddle

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The Sunburst canoe paddle combines years of craftsmanship, with state of the art composite technology. The all-new Sunburst is a dream to paddle. From tip to grip this paddle is designed with the canoe elitist in mind. Also offered in XL, for those who want more power. Both the Sunburst and Sunburst XL will provide years of comfortable, worry-free paddling and propel you to places you've only dreamt of.

Product Specifications

Blade Size:

7.9" x 17"

Grip Type:

Contour Palm Grip

Lengths Available:

48 in

50 in

52 in

54 in

Rockgard Color:

Black

Shaft Type:

T-700 Carbon : Shaft is tapered for more natural feel and comfort.

Weight:

15 oz : weight based on average weight of 50” paddle: due to the natural variations in wood, weight could vary by +/- 10%

Wood Type:

Red Alder, Back Willow & Basswood

Find Your Size

Made of closed grain, light weight, durable hardwoods, these paddles are both attractive and versatile for the paddlers who take their time on the water more seriously.

Designed for flat water cruising on lakes and rivers.
Rugged enough for heavy use – strong shafts, resin-tipped blades.
Some have fiberglass-wrapped blades, good for heavy use in wilderness tripping.
Most are available with both straight and bent shafts.
New to the touring line, the 100 percent carbon Black Pearl brings lightweight performance to another level.

While many methods exist, a simple and accurate way is to measure your torso. Sit up straight on a flat surface and measure from the surface in between your legs to your nose. Follow the chart below:

Canoe Paddle Sizing Chart
Torso Size	Bent Shaft Canoe Paddle Length
20"	N/A
22"	N/A
24"	N/A
26"	48"
28"	50"
30"	52"
32"	54"
34"	56"
36"	N/A
38"	N/A

An easy way to measure in the field is to place the grip of the paddle between your legs (while sitting) and mark where the shoulder is (where blade meets shaft). The shoulder on a straight shaft should be at your forehead; the shoulder on a bent shaft should be at your nose. Note: this is only a guideline to sizing. Seat height, style of paddling, and arm length can all effect the size you need. Demo paddling is always recommended.