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Re: Paddle offset questions (kinda repost). Scootah New
Re: Bless you for asking!! 2WAV New
Date: Sep 14 2004, 14:12 GMT
From: Dr_Disco

	Zero degree offset may not accomplish that.  I understand that something like 12 degrees is a neutral offset but that it will be somewhat different for different people.  It is obviously expensive to buy a lot of different paddles, each with a different offset (which is what we often end up doing over time).  I would consider (and am considering) getting a paddle with variable offset.  Several major manufacturers make them.

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i think that's impossible! 2WAV New

Check out what Jimi Snyder has to say. Dr_Disco New

yeah but thats optimal for jimi,I think everybody might be different XXX_er New

I agree.  His criteria might be relevant though. <NT> Dr_Disco New

well reasoned and works for him, but read between the lines... 2WAV New

For me the perfect angle was somewhere between 12 and 30 XXX_er New

If you hold a paddle vertically at the angle that you woud like you are going to take a stroke you will see that your e-fish New

I'm doing that...and... 2WAV New

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