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Kwik Tek Telescoping Paddle 20-45" on 2040-parts.com

US $17.99
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Denver, CO, United States

Denver, CO, United States
Condition:New Brand:KWIK TEK Manufacturer Part Number:P-1 Part Brand:KWIK TEK UPC:Does not apply

KWIK TEK TELESCOPING PADDLE 20-45"

SKU: P-1

  • Lightweight paddle adjusts easily to variable lengths with a simple twist
  • Telescopes down to 20” to help fit into storage compartments
  • Bright orange blade is great for signaling emergencies
  • Good safe way to paddle PWC if it malfunctions
  • 20” to 45” range of extension

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