AT2 Flexi Shaft Review by Casey Cunningham As kayakers, we must accept certain facts of life. Gas is expensive, but necessary to get to our beloved rivers. No matter how good you think you get, swims and carnage are inevitable. And gear comes and goes. It usually ends up getting bashed on rocks, lost on [...] [...more]
Chris Menges Reviews The AT2 Superlight Paddle The AT 2 series paddles include the Flexi, Standard and Superlight and are the best blades on the market. In just a few words, I would describe them as light, ergonomic, smooth and durable. I began paddling with AT’s about 5 years ago as I recovered from shoulder [...] [...more]
Greg Parker Reviews The Adventure Technologies AT2 Flexi Shaft After 13 years with the same brand of paddle, I made a switch and started using the AT2 Flexi this year. I originally made the switch because I was looking for a flexible shaft to relief stress on my elbows. The flexible shaft is helpful, but [...] [...more]
Matthew Klema Reviews The AT-4 Play E Introduction: The AT-4 Play paddle is a great, affordable bent shaft white water paddle. The blade design follows the same great blade design as the AT-2 series but is made without the foam core. The result is powerful, responsive and proven blade shape made of nylon and carbon [...] [...more]
Mike Tavares Top 5 Picks WaveSport Project 52 Over the past few years, many different playboats have come and gone, but few still remain that stand out among the crowd. The Project has been Wavesport’s main playboat for many years, and still has a design that has been tough to beat. Top contenders in the [...] [...more]
AT2 Whitewater Paddle Review By Fred Norquist By far one of my favorite pieces of equipment is my AT2 paddle. Whether I’m out for a quick play session, or running some big rapids, the feel of an AT2 in my hand gets me stoked to get on the water. The natural grip and power that [...] [...more]
AT3 Mystery Stick Paddle Review The AT3 Mystery has a background that is as interesting as the paddle itself. AT originally built it at the same time as the AT Zen and ATX. The ATX is AT’s foam core river running paddle. The Zen was the same paddle, but with glass blades instead of carbon/foam [...] [...more]
The Eddy is the newest whitewater paddle from AT. It’s basically a Red AT3 Edge with a Carbon/Kevlar weave shaft(see photo below). The main appeal of this paddle is it’s durability, semi-buoyant blades and price point. It has many of the features that the AT 2 series has, but costs $100 less. It’s also more [...] [...more]
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