SUP Paddle 4-Piece Adjustable Stand Up Paddle Floating Lightweight Portable Kayak Paddle Paddleboard Oar with Aluminum Alloy Shaft, 2 Nylon Blades,3 Million Sets Per Year 500 Bought Monthly

Looks good matches my paddleboard color and I don’t have to fight over who’s black paddle is who’s.

I ended up purchasing This to use with my paddleboard. I have a young son and he often rides with me on my paddleboard, and after several accidental bumps to the head when trying to row, I decided a double sided paddle would be the way to go to avoid future bumps to the head. Our first time out with a new paddle was fantastic. I definitely was able to pick up speed quicker having the double sided paddle and while the paddle was slightly heavier than I thought it would be it floats well in the water and does not sink which was an initial concern I had. It has several attachments in case I want to extend the paddle or if I want to use as a single sided paddle. It was above and beyond what my expectations were!

I liked the weight of it, and the shape compared to my other paddles! Matched perfectly with my pink board. Love

Very pleased with this paddle. Works great

Wonderful replacement paddle for our paddle board! Well made for the price point

I love having this because I can switch it to one or use both sides. It’s great to have along on the paddleboard.

We bought this twice! That's how much we loved it! I got one for myself and my partner kept taking it to use so we bought a second one so we could both use one.On a side note customer support goes above and beyond.

Let me just say that the price point offsets a lot of sins.First off, the extra blade and the T handle are not quite the same diameter. You have to tighten the lock nut by one turn to get a secure attachment for the T handle, and loosen it by the same amount to get an appropriate fit for the blade.Second, the quick release on one side and the spring-loaded pin on the other are very close to where you would grip for kayaking. Not enough to really interfere, but less than inch away on each side.Third, it weighs a metric ton. You’re never going to mistake this for a carbon fiber Werner paddle.The paddle seems fine for casual recreational use, but I’d hesitate to use it for actual ocean kayaking, which I did extensively in my younger days.Again, for the price point, I’m willing to overlook all the above-mentioned flaws. If you’re looking for a cheap recreational paddle, this will suffice.