Name: TNP Pyxis sea kayak and touring paddle with vario pitch
SKU: 21749
Price: 179.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

TNP Pyxis sea kayak and touring paddle with vario pitch

179,00 €

Sea kayak paddle with a distinctive blade shape, light fiberglass shaft and adjustable connector. Please include the specifications for your paddle when ordering.

Delivery time: 1-3 days

The Pyxis is an inexpensive sea kayak and touring paddle with a distinctive angular blade shape. The glass fiber reinforced polyamide blades combine low weight with good rigidity, the shaft is made of fiberglass. With the YP plug connection, the length and twist can be individually adjusted if required.
The Pyxis is also available with a carbon shaft and with a thin glass shaft (Light) on request.

Technical data

Weight	970 g (220 cm, fiberglass shaft, YP pitch)
Set	Variable with YP pitch
Material	Shaft: fiberglass composite Sheet: Polyamide (PAG) with glass fibers
Sheet size	604 cm²
Shaft diameter	28mm (Light) / 30mm (Standard, Carbon)
lengths	200, 210, 215, 220, 225, 230 cm (other lengths on request: 180-240 cm)

Length	210cm, 215cm, 220cm, 225cm, 230cm, 200cm
Set	Division with flexible set, Right 45 °

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We already provide paddles and oars since 1992 ago - in somewhat provisional conditions for the first few years. We have been working since 1998 in the beautiful building of the former hydroelectric power station the Budweiser Brewery from 1921, right on the artificial white water route in České Vrbné. About our manufacture:

All workshops are working year-round.
In the manufacturing process we employ 10-12 skilled employees (depending on the season).
Except Slovakia the exportier we regularly in more than twenty countries - e.g. also to Australia, Uganda or Japan.
We manufacture paddle blades from various materials - from polyethylene to carbon
In the production of the plastic paddles, we reuse all of the waste material - we crush it and put it back in the pressing machine. In the production is thus almost no plastic waste produced.
We use all the residual heat from production - we use it to heat the workshop and have minimal heat losses.