Carlisle Canoe Paddle with T-Grip

The Carlisle Economy Aluminum Canoe Paddle with T-Grip is a reliable and durable option for all your canoeing needs. The paddle features a tempered aluminum shaft that runs the full length of the blade, ensuring maximum strength and durability.

With its 8- by 20-inch blade, the Carlisle paddle adds power to every stroke, allowing for efficient and effective maneuvering on the water. The 13-inch plastic T-grip handle further enhances control and ease of use.

Both the blade and handle are molded using high-impact, UV-protected polypropylene. This material choice not only provides excellent weather resistance but also ensures the paddle can withstand heavy use without wearing down. It is designed to last.

Measuring 48 inches in length, this Economy oar is suitable for various canoeing activities. Whether you're exploring calm lakes or navigating down rivers, this paddle will meet your needs.

The blade of the Carlisle Economy Canoe Paddle comes in black, adding a sleek look to your canoeing gear. Additionally, the product is backed by a one-year warranty, giving you peace of mind with your purchase.

The blade material of the paddle is made from high-impact polypropylene, ensuring its durability and ability to withstand rugged conditions.

With a weight of just 30 oz., this paddle is lightweight and comfortable to use, reducing fatigue during long canoeing trips.

Now, let's address some common questions about the Carlisle Economy Aluminum Canoe Paddle with T-Grip:

- Can this paddle be used for loch ness monster chasing on a magic carpet? I would recommend using at least two paddles. If the monster eats one, you would be up the carpet without a paddle.

- How much longer till more 48" paddles will be available? Hello Jane, looks like I have two left. I will put them back online today. Joe@Umaik

- Just to be sure, this is just 1 paddle, right? Yes, they are sold as 1 paddle each. I ordered two, but I had to change the quantity.

- What is the diameter of the shaft? It measures 1.001 inches, as measured by a caliper.