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Is your shaft bent or straight?View MessagesViewing posts 1 to 8 of 8 messages posted.
Is your shaft bent or straight? “I have been looking at new paddles for my canoe for no other reason than I found a few inches of space in my garage to hang them. I have been reading a lot about bent shaft paddles. I will use them mostly on flat water. Do any of you have them and what do you think?” 2:17:51 PM 5/11/06 My shaft is straight..... “...but I'M bent!...(or maybe that's WARPED).” 2:29:57 PM 5/11/06 “I have a bent shaft paddle and love it. Use it for flat water canoeing. Most of the people I have paddled with have bought the bent shaft after trying it out for the first time. I have noticed more power in my strokes when using the bent shaft. Geeeze! If this doesn't make it to the "out of context thread" I will be surprised. Stroke my bent shaft!” 2:32:29 PM 5/11/06 “Like WK says. Bent gives you more power per stroke. LOL (Hmmm, another "out of context?")” 3:17:32 PM 5/11/06 “Even when my shaft is straight, it's bent.” 3:21:17 PM 5/11/06 “Notice how many have viewed this topic without comment. ;-)” 7:32:11 AM 5/12/06 “Peyronies? Sorry Sarge, um try switching hands .....” 8:24:08 AM 5/12/06 “I used to use a double bend shaft on my old Scotty Cameron Futura putter but I had David Whitlam of Gauge Designs make me a custom anser style putter with offset hosel, 72 degree ie angle and 4.5* of loft which doesn't require a double bend. Now I use a straight. ![]() ![]() ”11:21:53 AM 5/12/06
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