AbahubSUP Paddles - 3 Piece Adjustable Stand up Paddle - Lightweight Oar for Paddleboard, Aluminum Alloy PU Coated Shaft 68" - 84", Black/Blue/Green/Orange/Red/Yellow Plastic Nylon Blade

Great paddle. I like the shape of the handle and the texturing that helps keep a good grip paddling forward and backwards. The paddle is well reinforced and does not bend.

It really does the trick! The wider paddle area and the quality of build really make this a great replacement for my original ( which wasn't bad) paddle.

A good deal for the price. Slightly heavier than the fiber glass or carbon fiber ones, but only 1/3 the cost.

Sup paddle boarder that packed up his inflatable at the beach and left the original. this was as good as that one and works great.

We own four different inflatable paddle boards. The most recent one we purchased was less expensive but it came with a really bad paddle. The bad paddle it came with had a lot of flex in the wide paddle portion and was just really flimsy so I wanted to replace it with the Abahub.The Abahub is the same style, three-section paddle but has a couple of features that made it my favorite of all the paddles we have for our iSUPs.First, the plastic wide portion is very stiff and sturdy. Second, it’s angled to the shift, which seems strange at first, but after using it today, showed me that the paddle stays in the water longer - giving me a much more efficient stroke. Third, the upper portion has a channel that slots into the mid section (see photo). This keeps the paddle handle from rotating inside the mid portion of the handle.It’s a simple, clever, sturdy design that I really like.Also, when assembling for the first time I saw that there was a piece of foam in one of the sections. I almost removed that, thinking it was packing material…but then realized it was to make the paddle float if dropped. So, instead I shoved it deeper into the paddle.Good paddle. If you need a replacement this one has been great for me!

Nice quality for price. Matte black is amazing touch. Paddle itself was bigger than I was expecting.Edit: I read some reviews about the paddle being loose. Let me add something about that now that I've used it a few times. It's definitely a different locking mechanism than I've used before. Other paddles I've used have holes drilled into one piece and two metal rods on the other piece to lock into place. This paddle doesn't have any holes at all. It uses a pretty solid clamp to lock in place. The obvious drawback of this mechanism is it moves somewhat. I'm talking centimeters of movement. While using I've adjusted to this and actually like it to a certain extent. Other paddles lock in place and aren't able to adjust top handle and swivel it to a different angle. I like having that flexibility because sometimes the hands gets worn at the certain spots. It's nice to adjust and swivel it for a different hand grip. With paddles that lock in place there's just one grip option.While I don't mind this feature, it's not something everyone will like. If you want something that stays locked in place 100% I suggest you find another paddle. This paddle is very solid overall for the price.

purchased this to use with a 12' skiff for when I'm beachcombing and don't want to risk hitting the prop for the motor on rocks. Early days, but so far I'm loving it. The adjustable length is nice, still sorting out exactly how long I want it. The curve on the blade I was worried would cause it to wobble back and forth as I pulled back, but it is rock solid in the water, and does a good job at moving the boat.Thinking of getting another one for an emergency paddle for another boat as it will break down nice and short and slip into the center console easily.

works great