Whitewater Rafting Paddles

Freefall XD - Sawyer

MSRP $ 240.00

The Sawyer Freefall XD Whitewater Raft Paddle was designed with big water and waterfalls in mind. Oval solid Ash shaft has incredible flex and feel while the large, straight blade has great power and bite. The ash blade is reinforced with carbon fiber for extra strength and power. Full perimeter Dynel ToughEdge and Pro-Tip round out these incredible features for a bomber whitewater paddle.

• Blade Material: Ash and carbon fiber with Dynel ToughEdge and optional Dynel-Kevlar Protip.

• Shaft Material: Solid Ash and carbon fiber

• Blade Size: 8” W x 21” L

• Blade Shape: Symmetrical, Round Tip, Straight

• Weight: 32 oz

• Available lengths: 60" 62" 64" 66" or 68"

Guide Stick - Werner

MSRP $ 190.00

The Guide Stick is designed and built for raft guides who want Werner’s legendary Bomber durability. The simple, symmetrical blade design offers predictable, versatile strokes to keep your guests on the line and out of trouble.

• Blade Material: Fiberglass

• Shaft Material: Fiberglass / Carbon Fiber Composite

• Blade Size: 8.5” W x 21.5” L

• Blade Shape: Symmetrical, Round Tip, Straight

• Weight: 32.25 oz

• Available lengths: 48" to 75" in 1" increments

Navigator GP - Cataract Oars

MSRP $ 154.95

Shred whitewater with the tough and comfortable Navigator™ Guide Paddle by Cataract® Oars. This stiff carbon fiber/fiberglass composite shaft takes responsiveness to the next level. Get your boat in position to take on whatever mother nature can throw at you. Super strong, and still light enough to keep your arms from getting heavy down the long stretch. Gain some control on the river and saddle up with the Navigator™ Guide Paddle.

• Blade Material: Fiberglass

• Shaft Material: Fiberglass / Carbon Fiber Composite

• Blade Size: 8” W x 21” L

• Blade Shape: Symmetrical, Round Tip, Straight

• Weight: 48 oz

• Available lengths: 52” 54" 60" 63" 66" or 72"

How do I chose the best paddle for me?

For more information on paddle selection you can check out our Basic Paddle selection article which has a ton of advice on how to select a paddle that is right for your needs.