Another game changer? Quickblade has invented a strange-looking paddle called the “Stingray”
This is the "Stingray" from Quickblade Paddles, a rather bold new design that looks kind of like a melted V-Drive. Or a squashed pear. Or a banjo. Or ...a stingray. Whatever you see when you look at the Stingray, one thing is obvious: you're looking at a unique paddle. We've never seen anything like this before.
Paddlecast #33: Jim Terrell talks building canoes, competing in the Olympics and the early days of SUP…
It's finally ready. After three attempts and a few days of editing, the marathon Paddlecast with Jim Terrell from Quickblade is done. Jim Terrell is a four-time Olympian and the founder of Quickblade Paddles. We had a great chat about everything from building canoes to competing in the Oly
Carolina Cup: Elite Start List plus Top 10 Predictions (…and a Full Replay of Our Live Preview Show)
It's almost time. We're just 12 hours away from the first major race of the season, the 7th Annual West Marine Carolina Cup, with the dozens of the world's best paddlers and hundreds of weekend warriors set to
Olympic Tug of War: International Canoe Federation Challenges ISA’s Role as Stand Up Paddling’s Official Governing Body
In a major development that could drastically alter the future direction of our sport, the International Canoe Federation (ICF) has challenged the long-standing assumption
Countdown to Carolina: Get Excited for This Year’s Race by Watching Quickblade’s Brilliant Edit from 2015
We're just over a week away from the first major race of the season, with dozens of the world's best and hundreds of weekend warriors s