100% Carbon Speedster Paddle
- Regular price
- €299,00
- Sale price
- €299,00
- Regular price
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Description
NSP’s new Carbon Speedster racing paddle integrates a parallel edge outline that gives racers a quick and precise catch. Its edge outline also helps release, allowing for a faster motion through the water. The outline of the Speedster blade is perfect for sprint racing, downwind runs, and long-distance paddling.
| Paddle | Surface | Shaft Diameter | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carbon Speedster 76 RDM | 76in² (490cm²) | 26mm | 410gr |
| Carbon Speedster 76 | 76in² (490cm²) | 29mm | 425gr |
| Carbon Speedster 81 RDM | 81in² (490cm²) | 26mm | 425gr |
| Carbon Speedster 81 | 81in² (490cm²) | 29mm | 435gr |
| Carbon Speedster 86 RDM | 86in² (490cm²) | 26mm | 440gr |
| Carbon Speedster 86 | 86in² (490cm²) | 29mm | 450gr |
100% Carbon Speedster specs
- Length: 220cm
- Shaft/blade angle 10°
- UD Carbon stringer
- HDC CNC cut PVC Core, lightweight with minimal resin
- Pre-molded carbon next for maximum strength
- Full ABS rail around the blade edge for durability
- Laminated with eco-friendly bio-resin
RDM or regular shaft?
NSP paddle shafts come with a standard diameter of 29mm, which we have found to be the perfect fit for most paddlers, by a very large margin. These standard-diameter paddles will work in all paddling conditions that you can participate in.
At the same time, we recognize that there are enough paddlers who prefer a reduced diameter though, which is why we created the Reduced-Diameter (RDM) shaft.
Designed with the same strength- and flexing characteristics as the 29mm version, the 26mm shaft is perfect for kids, women, or athletes with smaller hands.
When handling carbon high-performance products, NSP recommends the use of appropriately padded bags.
How to cut a carbon paddle
Finding out the perfect length and cutting your high-performance carbon fiber paddle shaft to length can be slightly daunting the first time, which is why there is a detailed blog for paddlers looking to learn more about cutting and glueing their paddle themselves. We also edited a basic video you can view on your phone while you cut your shaft to length.
