Jimmy Lewis Stand Up Paddles

JIMMY LEWIS PEAHI FIBERGLASS PADDLE. The Peahi is longer and slimmer than the Kanaha blade. Popular with racers and wave riders. Wrist-Strong technology: Unique fiberglass shaft and blade add just the right amount of flex to increase comfort, reduce fatigue, and offer a lively, propelling snap at the end of each stroke. Jimmy doesn't believe in Carbon. It's too rigid and has no life. And contrary to popular belief, carbon fiber DOES break.

JIMMY LEWIS- KANAHA SPEED PADDLE Fiberglass Paddle. Wrist-Strong technology: Unique fiberglass paddle shaft and blade add just the right amount of flex to increase comfort, reduce fatigue, and offer a lively, propelling snap at the end of each stroke. Comes with blade attached and ready to cut to size. Use two part epoxy to attach the handle. This is one of the most flexible paddles I have seen just check out the photos.

Jimmy Lewis shaped his first few sailboards in 1978 for Mike Waltze and Mark Robinson. He had previously been shaping surfboards since 1968. In 1981 he started work for Fred Haywood and Mike Waltze at Sailboards Maui where he was involved with them in shaping some of the very first " sinker " short boards. They focused on wave boards but world renowned, Arnaud de Rosnay had him shape a few boards especially for straight line speed to take to Weymouth, England for the only speed sailing event in existence at the time. With 40 years of being a waterman his reputation stands tall.