🚣 Vilgen Kayak Paddles and Boat Oars Combo, 1 Pair, 96-inch Dual Purpose for Inflatable Boats, Rowing Boats, Rafts, and Canoeing Review

Canoeing, crashed into a strong goose. Tried to sail fast and both oars fell apart and broke, very unstable, cheaply made! Complete garbage!

Pure GARBAGE - My 14 year old 95 lb daughter destroyed this paddle with proper use. Save yourself the hassle of returning your broken paddle and buy a durable paddle right from the start.

they correspond to the advertising. I wouldn't go white water rafting or hard paddling. I have seen the worst replacement paddles. They disassemble to fit in the Crown Royal bag, the larger one. I will buy another set for the "spare kayak".

I think this is probably one of the first negative reviews I've written, but this is such a terrible product that I had to say something. Very thin aluminum, 4 sections, but a maximum of 3 sections can be used to make a 78 inch reversible paddle. a stone or the ground of something. Needless to say, return them.

Literally bought this as a backup for my husband while he was kayaking down the creek. He mentioned running into a ledge and nearly losing it. It arrived on Saturday so he wanted to try it out today (Sunday) and pack it in a kayak. It took 21 minutes before it broke at the plastic to metal junction! He didn't trip over a rock, oyster bed, or sand. He said he barely had time to get very far because he was looking for fish. I didn't expect it to last years, but at least I can get it back to the…

Terrible paddles. I rowed in Long Beach, California. I kept wondering if it would break. Pro: dismountable and easy to store. Suitable for your pool. Cons: weak frame, felt like it would bend and possibly break. I wouldn't use this for rough or calm water when you're 100 feet from shore (the last thing you have to do is swim back to shore while pulling your kayak ashore). Btw the blades are floating because I turned around and I was able to lift the blades. I bought it for about $20 but I would

At first glance at the packaging I thought it couldn't contain a decent paddle set. I was surprised to find that when assembled they are learned and strong. The ability to easily break them down into smaller pieces is a huge plus and makes storage easier. I find the only negative is that they are best used on a kayak or smaller dinghy. When used as a paddle they have no handle or grip so your hands will slip off. Have some sort of handle to use as a rudder and make the blades a little wider.…