The Four-Time Angler Paddle of the Year Just Got an Upgrade
Overview
The new Angler Pro boasts all new patterns, designed by Bending Branches’ ProStaff team.
It’s lighter than the previous generation of Angler Pro’s, with larger blades for a more powerful forward stroke for effortless paddling.
It also comes with a versatile telescoping ferrule allowing for infinite feathering angles. If you have multiple boats or an adjustable seat (or if you can’t keep your Angler Pro out of other paddlers’ hands), the telescoping ferrule makes changing the paddle’s length a breeze.
Weight: 808 grams
Features
- Blade: Lighter than comparable models, larger than previous generations
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 230-245 cm |
| Weight | 808 grams |
| Ferrule Type | Telescoping |
FAQ
What makes the new Angler Pro different from the previous model?
The new Angler Pro features lighter construction with larger blades for a more powerful forward stroke. It also includes a telescoping ferrule that allows for infinite feathering angles, making it easier to adjust length for different boats or seating setups.
Is the paddle suitable for use with different types of boats?
Yes, the telescoping ferrule allows for easy adjustment of paddle length, making it compatible with various boat types and adjustable seats.
What is the weight of the Angler Pro Plus?
The Angler Pro Plus weighs 808 grams.
Neil Lambert –
I switched from my old paddle and this one feels much lighter and more responsive. The larger blade helps with forward motion, especially on longer paddling sessions. The telescoping ferrule is a game changer—easy to adjust for different boats. I use it on both my kayak and canoe now.
John Smith –
After trying several paddles, this one stands out for its balance of weight and power. The blade is strong without being heavy, and the adjustable ferrule lets me customize it to fit my seat perfectly. Great for both beginners and experienced paddlers.
Nicola Wright –
The paddle is comfortable and performs well in rough water. The weight is a bit lighter than expected, which makes it easier to handle. The only minor issue is that the ferrule takes a few seconds to adjust, but it’s worth the effort.