Description
Braca Children Paddle Blade Sizes
The Braca Children paddle is the Braca IV design scaled for youth-sized kayakers and available in 610 or 635 blade sizes. Braca Children has a smaller diameter shaft than standard Braca paddles. If you prefer a standard-size shaft (maybe to attach bigger blades later) then the smallest Braca IV with blades of 610 or 635 size, is an option.
Slide table
| Blade | Shaft | Carbon content |
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| Surface area (cm2/in2) | Length (cm) | Width (cm) | Stiffness* (mm) | Blade (%) | Shaft (%) |
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Brača Children 635 | 635/98.4 | 45.3 | 15.1 | 4.7-4.9 | 50 | 50 |
Brača Children 610 | 610/94.5 | 45.0 | 14.4 | 4.7-4.9 | 50 | 50 |
Braca Children Shaft Options
Braca Children paddles are configured with a 50% carbon shaft with approx 4.8 mm deflection. All Braca Children paddles are available with an economical and durable Plastic Connector. Youth shafts have a slightly smaller diameter than standard versions.
Braca Children Shaft Length
When you order your paddle you need to enter a Custom Length and select Hand Control.
Length: You can use any 10cm custom length. For example 200-210 cm or 203 to 213 cm.
All Braca Children paddles are available with a two-piece adjustable shaft that provides 10 cm of adjustability. This allows flexible adjustment of the overall paddle length and blade angle from 0° to 80° right or left in 5° increments. The system also allows you to disassemble the paddle into two parts for easy transportation.
Hand Control
Select Right Hand or Left Hand
We can assemble your paddle for either right-handed or left-handed lever use, ensuring easier adjustments and improved visibility of the markings. This setup refers to the orientation of the lever and does not affect performance or require you to be right- or left-handed. A right-handed assembly positions the lever for convenient length adjustments using your right hand, especially when on the water.
Braca shafts are round, perfectly balanced, and can be built in either orientation. In the diagram below with green arrows, the paddle is configured for right-handed use; a left-handed setup simply involves flipping the shaft 180 degrees.