C4 Stand Up Paddles for Beachboy Surfing by C4Waterman

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C4 Stand Up 1-Piece Carbon 8.5"

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Our Price: $325.00

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Product Code: P107

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Generally, stand-up paddles are 7" taller than your height. So if you are 6' select a 79". If you are 5'10" go with a 77" paddle.

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C4 Waterman(tm). C4, or Core 4 represents the 4 core disciplines of a waterman: STRENGTH, ENDURANCE, BALANCE, and TRADITION. This paddle blade is not like the usual "flat-styled" canoe paddles with long handles. The C4 Waterman was specially designed for paddle surfing with a new keel-shaped blade neck on the powerface of the blade. This helps to steer the paddle straight for less paddle wander when taking hard strokes for the waves. This will also help steer the paddle and help minimize rail banging. Also, the wide point of the blade is down deep for a more positive bite in the water, and the front of blade features a "flowing curved face", allowing you to easily skim the blade across the water when "pulling Gs" on those hard bottom turns. This is a departure from the flat-blade canoe paddles that can catch an edge when skimming paddle across the water. Weight 23 oz.

Blade width 8.5 inches (21.6 cm)

Features

The 8.5" keel-shaped blade width provides plenty of power
Easier to control than our larger width blades
Less tendency to bang the rail of your board
It doesn't pull you off balance when you take a stroke
Less blade to manage when you are riding the waves
This is the paddle that C4 Team Rider and Co-Founder Todd Bradley uses
One year limited warranty

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The rule of thumb for paddle length is 6-8" taller then the paddler's height. Distance and flat-water SUBers should add 8", surfers 6", our theory is 7" is the magic number.