Werner makes quality products and backs up any warranty issues.
Have paddled a Camano for a few years now and it is the most versatile paddle I have (other paddles are Ikelos and Athena, from Werner).
Great for touring and the occasional surfing/playboating.
I had a ferrule develop some slop but I had it replaced under warranty even if it was more then 12 months old.
Quality paddle.
Bent shaft is a must since it's easier for correct paddle angle when setting up for a roll and "self centering" when touring (much less grip needed to avoid flutter)

I have been paddling with a Camano for a few years now and despite having other paddles from Werner (Athena and Ikelos) the Camano is the one that does everything fairly well. I can tour for hours or catch some surf. Bent shaft it's a must for me since it gives me better feedback of blade orientation when underwater setting up for a roll. If you can afford it, treat yourself to a carbon one.
The ferrule on one Camano developped some slop but I had it replaced under warranty even if it was more then 12 months old.

This paddle has fully lived up to my expectations. Don't take for granted weight when choosing a paddle. The bent shaft is also a must!

When I first used it I was not sure it was a huge improvement over my old budget paddle, but the more I use it the more I like it. The bent shaft is nice and this is a light paddle that really reduces your effort once you get comfortable with it.

The most expensive paddles may be better, but this one is great for the price.

I really liked this paddle. It is SUPER SUPER light and seems really durable. The only thing I didn't like is that the blades weren't as stiff as I expected, so they gave a little when paddling hard. Other than that, high quality product.

It is a good paddle that can be relied on enough. A bent shaft is the first time for me. It has some senses of incompatibility up to the experience. It is likely to be able to master it at once by make an effort a few.