Hornet Carbon SUP paddle (1P/2P/3P)

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PADDLE SPECS

Blade Material: Carbon Fiber

Blade Graphic: Inside the blade

Blade Surface: Glossy

Fixed Length Shaft Material: 100% Carbon Fiber

Adjustable Shaft Material: 70% Carbon Fiber, 30% Fiberglass

Handle: Carbon Fiber Ergo Palm Grip

Blade Length: 47 cm (18.5″)

Blade Width: 20 cm (7.8″)

Blade Weight: 220 g (7.76oz)

Blade Surface: 613 cm2 (F Range 84 - M Range 95”)

Fixed Paddle Length: Up to 215 cm (85")

1 Year Product Warranty

The Jaws Rubber Edge SUP Paddle is great for beginners right through to experienced paddlers. Available in 1, 2 or 3 piece design, there’s a Hornet paddle for everyone…

Whether you choose a fixed length or adjustable SUP Paddle, the handle and blade are exactly the same in every model.

The handle is made from carbon fiber and ergonomically designed to comfortably fit your hand.

The paddle blade, also carbon fiber, is precisely angled for optimum performance, with a surface area of between 542 cm2 (84") or 613 cm2 (95”). The stylish, glossy graphics are slick and eye-catching, turning heads wherever you SUP.

Now let’s consider the different options:

1 Piece Jaws Rubber Edge SUP Paddle

The 1 piece paddle comes in a fixed length and is ideal if you’ll be the only person using it. Made from 100% carbon fiber, the paddle not only looks fantastic but is extremely strong and lightweight, too!

Choose from a range of fixed paddle lengths up to 215cm (85"), remembering to size your paddle 15-25cm (6-10”) longer than your height.

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ABOUT DREW BROPHY

Drew Brophy Hornet

Drew Brophy has been a professional artist for over 30 years. He says of his profession, “It’s my job to make things look cool.”

A life-long surfer and traveler, Drew’s career exploded in the late 1990’s when he began painting surfboards using techniques he

developed with water based paint pens. That led into illustrating art for some of the top action sports companies at the time. His

work expanded to include fine art paintings for collectors worldwide.

An early adopter of standup paddle surfing, Drew helped spread the sport through his adventure travels. He and whitewater

expert Seth Warren were the first to standup paddle the entire 225 miles of the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon.

Drew’s love of surfing has led him down a path of studying weather, its effect on waves, and how the sun influences earth. This

has all led to a deep interest in physics and it has influenced his artwork. As such, his distinctive art style has evolved to include