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paddles CONTINUED WERNER PADDLES


SKAGIT (L) www.wernerpaddles.com • $130


Unbeatable value and performance for entrants and recreational kayakers. The fiberglass-reinforced nylon blades have the lightest swing weight at this price with a smooth, stable stroke. Standard with the patented Smart-View Adjustable Ferrule system. Premium carbon blend shaft available in small or standard diameter.


BLADE MATERIAL: INJECTION-MOLDED FIBERGLASS • SHAFT MATERIAL: CARBON BLEND • LENGTH: 220/230/240/250 CM • DEGREES OFFSET: SMART-VIEW ADJUSTABLE FERRULE • AVERAGE WEIGHT: 35 OZ


L M WERNER PADDLES KALLISTE (M)


www.wernerpaddles.com • $400 straight shaft/$475 neutral bent shaft


The Kalliste’s performance core blades have an exceptionally light buoyant feel on the water and offer silky smooth strokes that make paddling all


day feel effortless. The Kalliste is the ultimate choice for low-angle kayakers.


BLADE MATERIAL: PERFORMANCE CORE CARBON • SHAFT MATERIAL: CARBON • LENGTH: 220/230/240/250 CM • DEGREES OFFSET: SMART- VIEW ADJUSTABLE FERRULE • AVERAGE WEIGHT: 24–27 OZ


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UNGAVA www.salusmarine.com • $139


The Ungava is a unisex vest with the Salus trademark and features soft, rounded edges and a contoured fit. It also has the bonus features of fleece-lined pockets and the option to attach a quick- release belt. Combined with a zippered security pocket, a mesh drop-down pocket for quick access, five lash points, Drylex lining and added reflective, the Ungava is a welcome companion on any open-water adventure.


STOHLQUIST WATERWARE


BETSEA and DRIFTER www.stohlquist.com • $129.95


The Drifter and women-specific Betsea offer the most comfortable fit available in a low-profile, front-zip touring vest. The ergonomic, Wrapture-shaped torso wraps around the body for a secure and low- profile fit. A cross-chest cinch harness keeps flotation elements low on the torso, eliminating ride-up and providing the most effective water buoyancy. Fleece hand warm- ing pockets, large zippered storage areas and added reflective elements are standard.


outerwear STOHLQUIST WATERWARE


SHIFT www.stohlquist.com • $949.95


NEW FOR 2014


The Shift features three-layer, Rampart waterproof-breathable fabric, a patent-pending Captive Zip self-entry system, relief zipper and a removable hood. While it looks like a two-piece jacket and pant, the Shift is a fully dry one-piece suit. Latex neck and wrist gaskets are standard. The Shift also allows you to operate in a standby mode, which is perfect for activities that still require weath- erproof protection, but where the risk of swimming is minimal.


108 PADDLING BUYER’S GUIDE || Annual 2014


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