Enter To Win 7x SUP World Champion Kai Lenny’s Paddle of Choice: A 2016 Race LE

MAUI, Hawaii - In any race, there’s a moment that can make or break everything you’ve worked for. In times like those it’s crucial to have equipment you trust. 7-time World SUP Champion (3-time Stand Up World Series & 4-time Stand Up World Tour) Kai Lenny knows how quickly races can be won or lost and trusts Naish paddles and boards to see him through to the finish. At the 2015 Stand Up World Series finals at Turtle Bay, Kai secured his victory with the Naish Race LE paddle.

Engineered for maximum performance and heightened durability, the 2016 Naish Paddle Collection strikes the ideal balance between strength, power and flex. Using cutting-edge materials and shaping techniques, Naish paddles feature refined constructions and precision blade shaping. Naish is giving away one of these amazing paddles and now’s your chance to win one for yourself! Share the video below and submit your entry for a chance to be paddling to your next victory with Kai’s paddle of choice.

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Learn more about the Race LE Paddle below.

RACE LE FIXED Pro Performance Race

The Race LE is designed for riders who want the lightest, stiffest and most powerful performance-oriented race paddle. It features a newly developed lower entry angle dihedral blade—to reduce flutter—as well as a lightweight shaft-to-blade connection for direct power transfer. The new round-high modulus carbon shaft reduces weight and adds stiffness. It also features a new Ergo Plus handle for added power and comfort.

• Dihedral Blade = Low entry angle + reduced flutter
• Shaft-to-Blade Connection = Direct power transfer
• New High Modulus Carbon Shaft = Optimized stiffness + lightweight
• Cut-to-Length Alignment Measurements = Perfect blade/handle alignment
• Ergo Plus Handle = Traction grip coating + power transfer design + low profile + lightweight
• Premium Blade Cover = Protection for transporting

Read more about Kai’s recent World Title win HERE.