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Exodus Fishstix

210–240
Length (cm)
30
Weight (oz)
discontinued

This Product Has Been Discontinued

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Exodus Fishstix Description

Used by the world’s top kayak anglers, the Exodus Fishstix paddle features camouflage styling and a slightly larger blade for more stability and quicker acceleration in addition to all the standard Elite Series features.

Exodus Fishstix Specs and Features

  • Material Description: Carbon, Aramid, & Fiberglass Braid; Unibody Construction; Full Control Grip; Standard Diameter

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Exodus Fishstix Reviews

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4

Wonderful paddle. It is my…

Submitted by: Mwillett on 7/23/2015
Wonderful paddle. It is my first bent shaft and it took almost no getting used to. No flutter, very quiet and light. Would have given a 10 but found out this weekend that sunscreen dissolves the camouflage hydro graphics on the shaft. Be careful with aerosol sun screens. Still trying to figure out how to degum
4

I bought this paddle when I…

Submitted by: staktup on 7/16/2013
I bought this paddle when I was looking for a bent shaft paddle with a stiffer feel and less flutter. It took me a few outings to get used to a bent shaft, and get my cadence and timing down.

The model I bought only has one hole in it so I cannot adjust the asymmetry of the blades, that is why I rated this a 9. Otherwise, it is fairly light and does allow me to accelerate quickly. Cntruction is solid, and the camo color has grown on me.

My other paddles I use are Aquabound Manta Rays and Stingrays, which are nice paddles on their own. I need more time with this paddle; wish it came in a slightly smaller shafted version, such as a Werner bentshaft model.

5

After logging in over 1000…

Submitted by: rbailey on 7/15/2013
After logging in over 1000 miles on my Old Seven 2 Paddle, that no one said would last, I felt it was time to go with the new Exodus Fishstix. The seven 2 is still kicking, but after adding 1 1/2" of close cell cushion to my sit on top, I felt the need for a longer paddle.

I must admit I was a little set back at paying close to $400 with tax for a fishing paddle, but after giving it some adjustment and break-in time, I am 100% happy.

Two words of caution for the new buyer. First, give yourself some adjustment time if you are going from a straight paddle to a curved one. Second, if your old paddle had a lot of flex, don't expect the Fish Stix to bend. I had the tendency to dig more that I needed and found my joints to ache a bit from putting more pressure on them from a slightly different angle than I was accustom to. After my third trip, I started settling in with the change in form and I am extremely enjoying it.

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