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Kayak paddle with rotating handles
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An improved kayak paddle as mentioned in this paper has handles affixed perpendicular to the shaft or shafts, which handles rotate on axles as the paddle is used, to reduce twisting of the wrists and other joints of the paddler and improve efficiency and comfort.Abstract:
An improved kayak paddle for recreational or competitive paddling, which has handles affixed perpendicular to the shaft or shafts, which handles rotate on axles as the paddle is used, to reduce twisting of the wrists and other joints of the paddler and improve efficiency and comfort. The shape of the paddle blades is such that water falls off the corner of the blades and does not run down the shaft to wet the hands of the paddler.read more
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Paddle handle accessory
TL;DR: A handle for attachment to the shaft of a paddle to improve the efficiency and comfort of paddling is described in this article, where the handle has a grip portion and spaced outwardly extending arms on the grip portion.
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Kayak/canoe paddle
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