Aqua Bound MantaRay Hybrid – The perfect paddle for your weekend adventures.
The Aqua Bound MantaRay Hybrid Posi-Lok 4pc paddle is your ultimate companion for efficient, long-haul paddling. With a redesigned blade, the paddle delivers superior control and smooth forward strokes, perfect for high-angle paddling. Whether you're navigating flatwater, packrafting, or kayak fishing, the blade's 661 sq. cm surface offers increased maneuverability and a flutter-free stroke, allowing you to conserve energy on those extended trips.
Built for strength and durability, the paddle features fibreglass-reinforced nylon blades that provide just the right amount of flex, even with heavy gear on board. The 100% carbon shaft is lightweight yet incredibly strong, reducing fatigue over longer distances. Its ovalised grip provided extra comfort and blister-free control, making it ideal for long, continuous use.
Equipped with Aqua Bound’s Posi-Lok ferrule, this paddle allows for quick and secure adjustments with 15-degree increments. The four-piece construction ensures compact storage, whether in a backpack or as a reliable spare. This paddle is designed for both functionality and style on the water.
Features
High-angle paddle with a redesigned, stiffer blade for smoother strokes
661 sq. cm fibreglass-reinforced nylon blades for increased durability
Lightweight 100% carbon shaft with ovalized grip for comfort and control
Posi-Lok ferrule for secure, adjustable blade angles
Four-piece design for compact storage and portability
Note: Aqua Bound Shred Apart is a unique paddle that can be used as either a pair of canoe paddles or a single kayak paddle
Water Definitions
Stillwater: Bodies of water such as lakes, dams, or estuaries where the water is generally calm or without significant current flow. Little to no risk of regular impacts of the paddle on obstacles.
River: A flowing watercourse with a current that has continuous movement. Low to moderate risk of regularly impacting the blade of the paddle on rocks or obstacles.
Whitewater: Sections of a river where the water flows rapidly over rocks and creates turbulence and aerated water due to steep gradients or obstacles in the riverbed. High risk of regular impacts of the paddle blade on rocks and obstacles.
