Paddles
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Lava Fixed
The 1-piece Lava — the pick when you want the best performance out of the shape and you're the only one using it. Lightest of the three builds, no joints, no play.
T2 All Carbon Hex — Fixed
A single dihedral with progressive concave surfaces — stable and smooth through the whole stroke. Lighter at the catch, with real smooth power through the rest of the stroke.
Kanaha — Fixed
QuickBlade's most popular paddle, and the safe recommendation for most paddlers. All-carbon with an ABS edge for durability and a single dihedral face that stops the blade twisting mid-stroke.
Lava 2-Piece Adjustable
The same versatile Lava blade on a FUSION adjustable shaft — one paddle the whole family can share, or dial in shorter for surf and longer for cruising.
Hydro SynergyX
Their most advanced race paddle, built for middle and long distance. A moderate 10° blade angle, narrower entry and thin profile make the catch effortlessly smooth.
FoilX
Built from the ground up for foiling. A low-aspect, short blade with a 9.5° angle and shallow power scoop gives an explosive catch at high cadence — up on foil in fewer strokes.
Nexus Fixed
A scooped dihedral blade gives a two-zone stroke response — light and efficient when drafting or cruising, then loading up progressively when you push.
UV All Carbon Hex — Fixed
The UV has a scooped power face that channels water around the blade, so a small blade paddles like a bigger one while staying smooth in and out of the water.
UV Hex Flex Hybrid — Adjustable
The same scooped UV power face in QuickBlade's Hex Flex hybrid layup — softer feel than the all-carbon UV, on an adjustable shaft so one paddle suits several riders.
Kanaha — Adjustable
QuickBlade's most popular blade on an adjustable shaft — the sensible family paddle, or the one that lives in the car for whoever is on the water.
Flyweight — Adjustable
Built specifically for lighter riders — rated to 150 lb maximum, on an adjustable shaft so it grows with a kid or gets shared between paddlers.