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Identifical in design to Brácsa I, but it has an increased blade pitch (see diagram below). |
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It was developed predominantly for sprint events but can be successfully used for longer distances, as well. This model has an extremely firm 'catch'. |
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| Model |
Blade Size (sq.in/cm) |
Carbon content (%) |
Shaft stiffness
(cm) |
Shaft Type |
Kevlar Tips |
Weight (oz/g) |
Price*
(USD) |
| blade |
shaft |
| Brácsa II min |
126.3 / 815 |
100 |
100 |
2.4 - 2.6 |
full, adj |
n/a |
26.5 / 750 or more |
$405-455 |
| Brácsa II max |
129.4 / 835 |
100 |
100 |
2.4 - 2.6 |
full, adj |
n/a |
26.5 / 750 or more |
$405-455 |
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* All prices are in US dollars and DO NOT include taxes, shipping and handling, or insurance. Prices are effective from the 11/01/06. Prices are subject to change without notice. |
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Adjustable Shafts - All flat-water kayak paddles are available with the adjustable shaft option developed Istvan Szabo. If used in salt water conditions. the paddle should be thoroughly rinsed in fresh water immediately after use. If used in fresh water conditions, the paddle should be thoroughly rinsed and cleaned every two weeks. Adjustable shaf weigt is 60 (g) / 2.11 (oz) heavier. |
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