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SOT Kayaking?
Posted by: clydehedlund on Dec-20-12 8:27 PM (EST) Category: unassigned

-- Last Updated: Dec-20-12 8:30 PM EST --

Now this has got to be called stand on top kayaking:

http://www.racehawaiistandup.com

Imagine clamping on two of these DRG's to an old 230cm San Juan paddle and cruising by all the other paddle crafts on your SOT kayak board?

Why sit when you can stand?

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SOT Kayaking? - clydehedlund - Dec-20-12 8:27 PM
- My guess is that a SOT surf ski - g2d - Dec-21-12 3:14 PM
- Junk ... Already talked to a guy - onnopaddle - Dec-21-12 8:45 PM
  - Probably Wouldn't Make a Difference - clydehedlund - Dec-21-12 11:25 PM

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  My guess is that a SOT surf ski
  Posted by: g2d on Dec-21-12 3:14 PM (EST)

with a competent paddler would walk away from the standees.

But, it's just a guess.

  Junk ... Already talked to a guy
  Posted by: onnopaddle on Dec-21-12 8:45 PM (EST)

from Molokai who tried @ AlaMoana. ... He ordered a super long, little wing.

  Probably Wouldn't Make a Difference
  Posted by: clydehedlund on Dec-21-12 11:25 PM (EST)

For those of us who already paddle wings. Especially those of us who paddle with at least a 75+ degree feather. Our wrists and joints are already broken in and very familiar with the movement. But many others arn't, and so I would recommend your other flat blades instead for this purpose using your Onno Lever Lock to keep the DRG's tight on the shaft?

	My guess is that a SOT surf ski Posted by: g2d on Dec-21-12 3:14 PM (EST)
	with a competent paddler would walk away from the standees. But, it's just a guess.

	Junk ... Already talked to a guy Posted by: onnopaddle on Dec-21-12 8:45 PM (EST)
	from Molokai who tried @ AlaMoana. ... He ordered a super long, little wing.

	Probably Wouldn't Make a Difference Posted by: clydehedlund on Dec-21-12 11:25 PM (EST)
	For those of us who already paddle wings. Especially those of us who paddle with at least a 75+ degree feather. Our wrists and joints are already broken in and very familiar with the movement. But many others arn't, and so I would recommend your other flat blades instead for this purpose using your Onno Lever Lock to keep the DRG's tight on the shaft?