Re: [Paddlewise] GP Feathercraft Klatwa

From: Bob Myers <bob_at_intelenet.net>
Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2003 15:54:16 -0700
alex wrote:

>I haven't figured out a reliable outside place for a spare paddle. Since
>cargo room in Feathercraft is accessible from inside the cockpit, I don't
>see any problem keeping 2-piece paddle inside, either fore or aft.  Klatwa
>is a Greenland paddle, and I don't know another 2-piece Greenland, so I
>don't think there is much choice.  That "Nimbus Greenland" can be the same
>Klatwa, I should better stop at the shop when driving by, and have a look
>and talk to them.  Btw, I see that Klatwa is still listed on-line in Seattle
>shop http://www.foldingkayak.com/ for USD 215.
>
>  
>

Cricket has a 2-piece (they call it a take-apart)  Greenland paddle.
http://www.cricketdesigns.com/greenland.htm

I own several Betsie Bay Greenland paddles which I like a lot, but the 
take-apart ones aren't very easy to take apart.  In fact I often find it 
nearly impossible to take it apart, even on dry land with lots of 
leverage.  So as much as I like these paddles, I can't recommend the 
take-apart ones.  But mine are about 7 years old, so maybe they're not 
like that any more.  And anyway I'm not sure that they build them except 
by custom request.



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