Bending Branches Angler Ace PLUS Telescoping Kayak Paddle
Product Details
Product Details
The Bending Branches Angler Ace PLUS Telescoping Kayak Paddle is a versatile, lightweight, and adjustable length carbon paddle that features large carbon-reinforced nylon blades. This paddle is built with an adjustable telescoping length that also enables fully customizable feathering options. The Angler Ace is a rugged paddle that has a snug fitting, adjustable Plus ferrule, hook retrieval blade system, comfortable carbon ovalized shaft, tight paddle blades that cut through water, and dual tape measures on the handle. The 2-piece shaft breaks down for easy storage and sports drip rings on both sides to help halt water from trickling down onto your hands and kayak.
- Shaft Color: Black
- Blade Surface Area: 105 sq. in.
- Blade Material: Carbon Reinforced Nylon
- Shaft Material: Carbon
- Pieces: 2
- Weight: 30 oz.
- Measuring tape on the shaft
- Drip rings on both sides
- Feathering Angles: Infinite
- Plus ferrule system
- Hook retrieval system in blade
- Ovalized shaft for additional comfort
The Bending Branches Angler Ace PLUS Telescoping Kayak Paddle is made in the U.S.A.
Ratings & Reviews
1 Review
Upgraded from a cheap paddle
by Zack
When I started kayaking, I made the mistake of buying a cheap paddle with the thought that I would save money. The cheaper paddle got me by but once I upgraded to a premium kayak, I wanted to upgrade to a premium paddle too. The Bending Branches is by far lighter and not aluminium like my old one. The blade has a hook carved in that way you can use it to retrieve lures. I've probably saved over $50 worth of lures this year from trees and snags by just running the paddle blade on my line and freeing them up. I went with the 240cm-255cm. When I am in the low position on my Bonafide SS127, I typically keep the length at 240cm, but when I am in the high position, I keep my paddle about 250cm that way I am not hitting the side of my kayak and I get the most out of each stroke. I was a little hesitant on the price but I was not buying another cheap paddle and figured for an extra $50 more than a the regular Angler Ace, I now have a paddle that will fit me in just about any kayak now.