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The Aqua Bound Shred Apart is the ultimate paddle system for those who need versatility on the water. Whether you're paddling solo in a kayak or tandem in a canoe, this paddle adapts effortlessly to your needs. Starting with the trusted Aqua Bound Shred Carbon kayak paddle, the Shred Apart features T-handle extensions, converting it into two canoe paddles.
With its 6-piece convertible design, the Shred Apart offers both a 240 cm 4-piece kayak paddle and two 152 cm canoe paddles. In kayak mode the classic push-button ferrule provides adjustable 45° right, left, or 0° blade offset. Crafted with an aerospace-grade Tight Weave Carbon shaft, the paddle is both lightweight and durable, ensuring strength and flexibility in demanding conditions.
Built for whitewater enthusiasts, the carbon-reinforced abX blades offer power and precision. Whether in a kayak or canoe configuration, the Shred Apart gives paddlers the control and performance they need to navigate through any adventure.
| Paddle | Stillwater | River | Whitewater |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aqua Bound MantaRay Fiberglass |
Optimal | Adequate | Unsuitable |
| Aqua Bound MantaRay Hybrid |
Optimal | Adequate | Unsuitable |
| Aqua Bound MantaRay Carbon |
Optimal | Adequate | Unsuitable |
| Aqua Bound Whiskey Fiberglass |
Optimal | Optimal | Unsuitable |
| Aqua Bound Shred Apart |
Optimal | Optimal | Adequate |
| Aqua Bound Shred Hybrid |
Adequate | Optimal | Adequate |
| Aqua Bound Shred Carbon |
Adequate | Adequate | Optimal |
| Aqua Bound Aerial Major |
Adequate | Adequate | Optimal |
| Aqua Bound Aerial Minor |
Adequate | Adequate | Optimal |
Note: Aqua Bound Shred Apart is a unique paddle that can be used as either a pair of canoe paddles or a single kayak paddle
Stillwater: Bodies of water such as lakes, dams, or estuaries where the water is generally calm or without significant current flow. Little to no risk of regular impacts of the paddle on obstacles.
River: A flowing watercourse with a current that has continuous movement. Low to moderate risk of regularly impacting the blade of the paddle on rocks or obstacles.
Whitewater: Sections of a river where the water flows rapidly over rocks and creates turbulence and aerated water due to steep gradients or obstacles in the riverbed. High risk of regular impacts of the paddle blade on rocks and obstacles.
