Assistive Paddling Grips

Assistive Paddling Grips

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Various experiments in innovative kayak paddling grip solutions are currently underway and evolving rapidly. They continue to show promise but have not yet met the level of performance I expect from a top-notch design. While they might prove useful for leisurely paddling excursions, I doubt they would be suitable for navigating open ocean kayaks with ease. The grips are designed specifically for Werner carbon shaft paddles. Initially, I utilized 1-inch webbing and Velcro OneWrap for enhanced convenience. Eventually, I envision these designs transitioning to sewn straps that offer greater ease of tightening or integrating them into gloves. The original design files are now accessible on Onshape. Here is a comprehensive list of filaments used in the printing process: -- eSun Transparent Magenta PETG -- eSun Transparent Blue PETG -- eSun Transparent Yellow PETG -- 3D Solutech Transparent Blue PETG For optimal results, utilize one of the following printers: Eustathios RigidBot When preparing for print, make sure to set your printer accordingly: Rafts: Not applicable Supports: Ignorable Some notes to keep in mind when printing these designs: Some models may require specific orientation or filaments to produce successful results.

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