Finish: Tung oil and varnish blend
Shoulder: None
Shoulder: None
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Friday Harbor Paddles are handcrafted in Friday Harbor, San Juan Island, Washington.
Warranty
Warranty is on materials and workmanship, for one year from the shipping date. This is limited to replacement of
the paddle only.
Warranty is on materials and workmanship, for one year from the shipping date. This is limited to replacement of
the paddle only.
Warning - Kayaking can be hazardous.
Warning - Kayaking can be an enjoyable pastime, however it does carry with it inherent risks. Professional
instruction, wearing immersion protection clothing and PFD, and practice in self and assisted rescues will help
to minimize the risk however it cannot be eliminated. By using a Friday Harbor paddle, the user acknowledges
said risk and releases Friday Harbor Paddles, and its agents, from any and all liability.
Always carry a spare paddle.
Warning - Kayaking can be an enjoyable pastime, however it does carry with it inherent risks. Professional
instruction, wearing immersion protection clothing and PFD, and practice in self and assisted rescues will help
to minimize the risk however it cannot be eliminated. By using a Friday Harbor paddle, the user acknowledges
said risk and releases Friday Harbor Paddles, and its agents, from any and all liability.
Always carry a spare paddle.
Friday Harbor Paddles |
| Standard Length Paddles with tung oil and varnish blend finish, no shoulder ........... $230 |
To determine the appropriate length, stand with your feet flat on the floor and
reach high over your head. Then measure from the floor to the first knuckle of
your middle finger. That should give you the length.
If you expect to do a lot of rolling, then chose a slightly shorter length. If you
are using a wide kayak, or one with a high deck, then chose a slightly longer
paddle. If you need help, email me here.
reach high over your head. Then measure from the floor to the first knuckle of
your middle finger. That should give you the length.
If you expect to do a lot of rolling, then chose a slightly shorter length. If you
are using a wide kayak, or one with a high deck, then chose a slightly longer
paddle. If you need help, email me here.
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