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Trident T6 Alloy Lever Lock

Trident T6 Alloy Lever Lock

  • "Great value for money. It's the base model but feels great to paddle."
Regular price $155.00 NZD
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About this board

The Trident T6 Alloy Lever Lock adjustable SUP paddle balances comfort, convenience and control for entry-level and first year adult paddlers. This multi-purpose paddle features the LeverLock® system and has a medium size blade suited to flat water cruising and exploration.

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The LeverLock® system feels remarkably like a fixed paddle yet allows you to adjust the height of your paddle in seconds. The lever is ergonomically integrated into the handle, so there are no protruding edges, and the low profile design fits nicely into the palm of your hand so its very comfortable, light, and easy to use.

The shaft is made from strong aluminum, and our blade design, which is constructed from durable polypropylene, has a teardrop outline and a centred wide point that assists the paddler by reducing tip loading and the resulting flutter during a stroke.

The blade is also created thin with a spine, and is offset at 10 degrees to provide smooth entry into the water, and a clean transition from the water.

Designed for everyday use and built to last, the Trident T6 Alloy Level Lock paddle will provide hours of SUPing fun at a very affordable price.

Specifications for this board

NOTE: Rider weight is based on board volume and intermediate rider skill level
GLASSING KEY: D = Deck | B = Bottom | LD = Low Density | HD = High Density

NAME MAX LENGTH MIN LENGTH HANDLE SHAFT BLADE BLADE AREA BLADE WIDTH TOTAL GRAMS
T6AL Lever Lock 212cm 170cm White Polypropylene T6 Aluminum Polypropylene 527 cm2 180 mm 1149

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RECOMMENDED SKILL LEVEL for Trident T6 Alloy Lever Lock


WHAT SKILL LEVEL ARE YOU?

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Complete Beginner - you have never surfed or are just starting out.

  • You have little to no experience.
  • You are learning to paddle, stand, and balance. You should be having lessons.
  • You are surfing whitewater only.
  • You need maximum stability and forgiveness.

Beginner – you are getting to your feet consistently.

  • You are popping up regularly in whitewater.
  • You are occasionally attempting small green waves.
  • You are learning to paddle.
  • Your equipment is taking the responsibility for getting you onto waves.

Advanced Beginner – you are transitioning to real waves.

  • You are starting to build some confidence.
  • You are getting most of the waves you are going for.
  • Your Pop Up is second nature.
  • You are starting to do turns and regularly surf the green part of the wave.

Intermediate – gaining confidence and building style.

  • You are comfortable in varied conditions (waist to head-high).
  • You are generating speed, performing basic turns and linking manoeuvres.
  • You are reading waves and positioning well.
  • You are taking more responsibility than your board for getting waves.

Proficient – consistent, confident and in control

  • Surfing confidently in a wide range of conditions (waist-high to overhead).
  • Linking turns with speed, flow and control.
  • Selecting better waves and consistently surfing them well.
  • Refining your technique and making the most of each wave.

Advanced – high performance and consistency.

  • You are strong in all conditions.
  • You are performing powerful manoeuvres (cutbacks, snaps, re-entries).
  • You are comfortable in critical waves.
  • You are surfing with speed, flow, and style.
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