Viper Greenland Paddle by Segla Gear

The Viper shares the same shoulderless, straight-shaft geometry as the Narwhal, no hard transition between shaft and blade, just a smooth, continuous taper that allows your hands to slide freely along the loom. The blade is 780 cm², with dimensions of 49 mm at the root, 79 mm at mid-blade, and 89 mm at the tip. This profile delivers a progressive, controlled catch with excellent tracking through the power phase. The 12K+6K Hybrid Weave carbon layup gives the blade a stiffer feel than fibreglass-reinforced alternatives, translating more of your stroke energy directly into forward motion, particularly noticeable in sprint efforts, tidal races, and technical conditions.

The Viper's blades are constructed from Toray T700 Carbon Fiber in a hybrid 12K+6K weave, a layup that balances impact resistance with stiffness, giving the blade both the rigidity of a performance paddle and the durability to handle real-world sea conditions. The Etha-lite Foam Core maintains buoyancy in the water, keeping the blade lively in sculling and rolling strokes. A Hydrophobic Nano Coating sheds water cleanly on every exit. The Phantom Push Connection system provides tool-free feathering system, and the 29 mm shaft diameter suits a wide range of hand sizes. Total weight: 720 g at 220 cm.

Available in 220 cm. The shoulderless design means your hands can position freely along the loom, which gives some flexibility in effective length, sliding your grip outward effectively shortens the active blade length for rolling, while a fixed grip further out increases leverage for touring. As a starting point, 220 cm suits paddlers of roughly 165–185 cm using a low-angle Greenland stroke. The 29 mm shaft and Phantom Push Connection allow quick on-water feathering changes.

The Viper is built for performance sea kayaking, Greenland rolling, and paddlers who want a shoulder-less Greenland blade with the stiffness and responsiveness of full carbon. It excels in conditions where you need precise blade control, tidal races, rock gardens, open crossings in wind, and in rolling sessions where blade stiffness improves the feel of support strokes and sculling braces. It is for paddlers who have developed their Greenland technique and want a more direct, performance-oriented feel.

• Sea kayakers who paddle in demanding conditions and want full-carbon performance
• Greenland rolling practitioners who prefer a shoulder-less loom for sliding grip technique
• Paddlers who want more stiffness and responsiveness
• Touring paddlers who want a lightweight, high-performance blade for long-distance expeditions
  
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