SUP Paddles

The all-carbon blade features a unique twin "power pocket" on the blade face which gives the paddle a solid catch and excellent stability during the power phase while maintaining a clean release.

In designing this blade Blackfish tried to capture the benefits of both designs and build a blade that is both lightweight and durable. This paddle loves long training days, racing, downwinding and touring. This blade is available in full carbon.

The feel of the Advantage Grip is soft to the touch and the ovaled design will ensure consistent hand placement on every stroke.

The Blackfish Paddles Nootka is their best selling classic teardrop shape; the dihedral allows for clean water entry, a stable catch phase and a clean exit.

This entry-level paddle has a strong, bright green epX engineered polymer blade and an aluminum shaft to help beginners get a feel for this sport.

This Blade cover will safeguard all Red Paddle Co paddles including Kiddy Alloy, Alloy Nylon, Midi Carbon 50 Nylon, Carbon 50 Nylon, Carbon 50, Carbon 100 Nylon, Carbon 100, and Ultimate Carbon.

The natural flex of a fiberglass shaft enables a gentler transfer of energy, when coupled with the lightweight fiberglass, ideal for longer distance paddling.

With its subtle scoop, vertical sides and square shoulders it has a forgiving yet solid catch with more power than you would expect from a blade this size. 

This blade is Blackfish's best selling classic teardrop shape. The dihedral allows for clean water entry, a stable catch phase and a clean exit. This blade is both light and durable and is carbon.

In designing this blade Blackfish captures the benefits of both designs and build a blade that is both lightweight and durable. This paddle loves long training days, racing, down-winding and touring. 

This blade is Blackfish's best selling classic teardrop shape. The dihedral allows for clean water entry, a stable catch phase and a clean exit. This blade is both light and durable and is carbon.

Originally designed for smaller paddlers the Salish has grown to be a popular shape among paddlers of all sizes.