Pick your paddle face
A broad face makes a different-sized accessory from a narrow or looped paddle. Use face width and length to picture it in your hand; the total length includes the handle too.
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A statement piece with a cheeky side. Pick your paddle face, finish and grip.
Already own a paddle? Make your next one a deliberate change: a different face shape, a shorter grip or another finish. Shopping for your first? Choose one accessory you both want to explore, rather than a kit of extras. If flowing tails were what caught your eye, our floggers are the better place to browse.
A broad face makes a different-sized accessory from a narrow or looped paddle. Use face width and length to picture it in your hand; the total length includes the handle too.
Prefer a defined shape or more bend? Compare the paddle’s thickness and any internal core. A silicone outer surface can cover quite different designs.
Look for enough grip space for your hand and a finish you like. A wrist loop is an extra feature to compare, particularly if you want a coordinated look with the rest of your kit.
It uses a looped section rather than a conventional flat paddle face. Check the material and dimensions of the individual design.
No. Thickness and internal construction matter alongside the material name.
Look for the face width, face length and handle length. Overall length alone will not tell you how much of the paddle is grip and how much is striking face.
Only if its care instructions allow it. Covered surfaces, stitching and internal cores may need different cleaning methods.
Give the face a flat space away from sharp fittings and heavy items that could mark it. Let it dry after the recommended cleaning routine before putting it away.