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Don't let the water push you around.

Rip currents, exposed reefs, and rising inlet tides require quick thinking and paddling, which the two-piece Werner Tybee FG IM Paddle provides with its high-angle design and adjustable feather angle. This aggressive, ocean-worthy design provides a powerful catch and stroke, yielding efficient forward momentum for faster maneuvering, bracing, and rolling.
  • Smart-View Adjustable Ferrule uses a low-profile button and internal gear system to shift the feather angle in 15-degree increments to match your paddle stroke
  • Nylon blades are reinforced with fiberglass to ensure durability and easy paddling in rivers, lakes, and bays
  • Medium-surface-area blades feature a dihedral, or arch, shape to catch more water and yield a powerful stroke with a smooth release
  • Carbon blend shaft material is the lightest weight shaft available for long, multi-day archipelago tours
  • Straight shaft minimizes weight and allows easy hand placement for versatile paddling techniques
  • Mid-sized blade fits most kayakers' size and aquatic ambitions

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Will Keutzer

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This product page seems to have a couple of mistakes. First, the photo is that of a Werner SKAGIT model, not the Tybee model. Second, the desciption states that the shaft is composed of a carbon blend, rather than fiberglass. Could you please correct the product info for this item, Backcountry web content staff? Thanks.

Josh Chapman

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Hey Will,

You are right about the photo and it should be updated soon, nice catch. However, I just looked at the paddles and they do indeed have a carbon blend shaft with fiberglass reinforced blades.