Mistral Ulani Full Carbon

The Tahitian Tear-Drop shaped blade as it was first referred to back in the mid 1970’s has become one of the most universally used shapes, borrowed in fact from Tahitians and adopted by paddle makers in the USA, Australia and elsewhere who were shaping paddles for the outrigger canoeing communities. A very forgiving shape, which gives you the capacity to keep the power on in keeping the blade face vertical or permitting it to quickly ‘trip’ forward to spill the power. Allows for high stroke rates and ease of applying ‘feathering’ of the blade during the recovery phase of the stroke. Medium flex shaft, cushions stress to the joints, without excessive loss of power.

1 piece 84″ (212m) before cutting down.

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