Catalog 2010 - Campo
Catalog 2010 - Campo
Catalog 2010 - Campo
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It’s the bonding friendships, the life skills, the<br />
courage and the strength paddling gives you.<br />
It’s the feeling of utter exhaustion at the end<br />
of a good day on the river. My perfect fit ≥<br />
— Hailey Thompson 56”<br />
BANDIT CARBON<br />
Canoe and Raft ::<br />
Advanced Design Features & Fit Options<br />
32::<br />
Create a custom fitting paddle to increase<br />
your performance, reduce your fatigue and<br />
have more fun on the water. Choose the<br />
spooned blade design of the Bandit Carbon<br />
or the Bandit in continuous weave fiberglass<br />
or the symmetrical blade design of the<br />
Nantahala or Rec Canoe. The Guide Stick<br />
is the choice of many seasoned raft guides.<br />
Then use your height and primary paddling<br />
style to determine the correct paddle length.<br />
(see sizing information to the right)<br />
T-grip<br />
photo © John Thompson / Wausau<br />
Whitewater Park, WI, USA<br />
COMES STANDARD WITH<br />
shaft and T-grip<br />
:: The shaft is durable fiberglass construction<br />
which is light weight.<br />
:: An oval index for added control.<br />
:: Enhanced ABS T-grip is designed<br />
for maximum control & greater durability.<br />
light swing weight<br />
:: Swing weight is the weight felt each<br />
time you lift your blade during a stroke.<br />
:: A light swing weight reduces fatigue<br />
and makes paddling more fun.<br />
CUSTOMIZE YOUR FIT<br />
choose blade shape<br />
Spooned Blade Shape<br />
:: A spooned power face and sharp<br />
symmetrical design create an aggressive<br />
catch for a quick response.<br />
Symmetrical Blade Shape<br />
:: Same design features on the front & back.<br />
Soft edges for exceptional versatility.<br />
SIZING INFORMATION<br />
Straight Shaft canoe paddles can<br />
be measured in this straightforward<br />
way. Follow these simple steps.<br />
:: Sit as upright as you can in a<br />
hard chair (i.e., kitchen chair, not<br />
a lay-z-boy).<br />
:: Place the grip of the paddle on the<br />
chair, the blade in front of your face.<br />
:: Hold the paddle at the throat (where<br />
the shaft transitions to the blade).<br />
:: If your paddle is the proper length,<br />
you should be looking directly at the<br />
bottom of your hand.<br />
:: NOTE: 56” & 58” lengths fit 80%<br />
of all whitewater canoeists.<br />
Contact your local retail sales staff<br />
or a Werner representative for more<br />
information. 1.800.275.3311
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