Crush Carbon Whitewater Paddle — Ergo Neutral Bent Shaft
A stable stroke with an ergonomic hand position.
The Spade Crush combines offset carbon blades with an Ergo Neutral bent shaft. It is designed for smooth, stable strokes on whitewater, with an ergonomic grip position for greater wrist comfort.
Offset blades for a stable stroke
The Crush’s blades are offset relative to the shaft. This design helps the blade follow the direction of your stroke for a smooth, stable feel with reduced flutter.
Blade area: 730 cm² — our standard whitewater blade size. The Crush is offered in one blade size.
Ergo Neutral Bent Shaft
The Ergo Neutral shaft provides a classic ergonomic grip position and is an option for paddlers who experience wrist fatigue with a straight shaft. The shaft design is suitable for both whitewater and freestyle paddling.
This Crush model uses Ergo Neutral. The Ergo Power Torque shaft is not recommended for the Crush because its blades already feature an offset design.
Configure your paddle
Select your paddle length and feather angle. Standard right-hand feather options are 15°, 30° and 45°, with a customized option also available. Choose an available colored carbon design to finish your setup.
Specifications
Feature | Details |
Blade construction | Carbon |
Shaft | Ergo Neutral Bent Shaft |
Blade area | 730 cm² — standard whitewater size |
Blade design | Offset relative to the shaft |
Standard lengths | 194, 196, 198, 200 and 202 cm |
Custom length | Available |
Approximate weight | 1,100 g at 200 cm |
Feather options | Right-hand 15°, 30° or 45°; customized option available |
Colored carbon design | Green, red or no colored carbon design |
Need help choosing?
Tell us your height, paddling style and current paddle setup. We’ll help you choose your Crush paddle.
Delivery
Delivery within 7 working days in Slovenia and the EU. For delivery outside the EU, contact info@spadepaddles.com to confirm the timeframe before ordering. Shipping costs are shown in your cart after selecting your destination.















