Kayak K1 Slalom Blades
RK Company K1 CHRIS Blades
CHRIS is very light slalom paddle.
The weight of a pair of blades is approx. 550g
Thanks to the slim profile, the paddle moves easily and naturally through the water and allows precise and dexterous handling. The blade is slightly offset, which provides better grip stability.
Paddles are produced in three sizes S, M, L.
(S for boys and girls from age of 14, M for juniors and females, L for juniors and adults).
The ends of the blades are fitted with hardened duralumin.
RK Company K1 EDY Blades
EDY is a paddle designed for children.
The paddle features a very lightweight and softer construction that every young athlete appreciate. Edy is a paddle used until the age of 12-14 years.
The weight of a pair is only 460-550g.
Dimensions: 48 cm x 18.5 cm.
The ends of the blades are fitted with hardened duralumin.
RK Company K1 TIMY Blades
TIMY is a slalom paddle with a precisely developed shape that guarantees a sharp and easy immersion in the water, including smooth control of the stroke.
Paddles are made from carbon with a hardened duralumin tip.
Timy is produced in L size. Suitable for stronger juniors and adults.
Lula K1 KLARA Blades
Klara is a great paddle with a smaller M size of blades. It’s a newly designed paddle for the needs of junior and female athletes.
The weight of a pair of blades is approx. 580g
Dimension: 48 x 20,3 cm
Edges reinforced by: hardened duralumin
Lula K1 CHILD BLADES
Child blades is a great paddle with a small size softer blades. It is designed for children 6-13 gears old. It is lightweight and very easily manageable padle. It can be combined with clamp to change the length and angle of the paddle.
Blade Weight: 460 g
Dimensions: 46 x 18,3 cm
Edges reinforced by: hardened duralumin
Lula K1 shafts
Lula is a company that manufactures its own carbon shafts. The diameter of the shafts ranges from ⌀ 27-30mm, with the possibility to choose the material of the shafts.
Lula offers harder full carbon shafts for adult athletes, softer ones for juniors and soft ones for children. Specially reinforced shafts are made for expedition paddles (on request, expedition paddles can be unfolded into 3 parts).
For children Lula offers a “growing paddle”. Such shaft can be extended by 10cm using plastic or steel clip.
Hardness: hard, softer (for juniors), soft (for children only)
Shaft Shape: straight with or without grip
Shaft Material: 100% carbon, carbon-kevlar, carbon-fiber glass
Reinforcement by kevlar: shafts can be reinforced by one layer of kevlar-carbon
Shafts for Expedition Paddles: reinforced shafts, can be unfolded into 3 parts
Lula DUPAL Blades
DUPAL is a great paddle with a large XL size blade.
The weight of a pair of blades is approx. 580g
Blade Lenght: 49 cm
Blade Width: 21 cm
Edges reinforced by: hardened duralumin
Lula DUPI Blades
DUPI is a great paddle with a large L size blade.
The weight of a pair of blades is approx. 500g
Blade Lenght: 48 cm
Blade Width: 20 cm
Edges reinforced by: hardened duralumin
Canoe C1 Slalom Blades
Lula C1 JIRAS Blades
C1 blade “Jiras” has a slim profile, the paddle moves easily through the water. The blade is slightly offset, which provides better grip stability.
They are made 100% of carbon, but can be carbon-kevlar on request.
Paddles are popular among juniors, from age of 16.
The ends of the blades are fitted with hardened duralumin.
Blade Weight: 300 g
Blade dimension: 50 cm x 19,5 cm
Edges einforced by: harden duralumin
Lula C1 LULA Blade
C1 blade “Lula” is very slim profile paddle, 100 % carbon, different shape of the blade than Jiras. The blade is shorter, a bit wider and it is a bit concave. It means it is a great paddle for ww downriver races.
The ends of the blades are fitted with hardened duralumin.
Blade Weight: 300 g
Blade dimension: 48 cm x 20 cm
Edges einforced by: harden duralumin
Lula C1 SUP Blade
C1 blade “Sup”is unique. Wider on upper part of the blade, ands narrower in lower part.
The ends of the blades are fitted with hardened duralumin.
Blade Weight: 300 g
Blade dimension: 50 cm x 19,5/18 cm
Edges einforced by: harden duralumin
Lula C1D (Child) Blade
The Lula C1D children’s paddle is made for children’s shoulders and its design prevents possible injuries to the shoulders of canoeists. Blades are smaller and softer. Also, the shafts are softer to make the stroke softer overall.
Shaft can be adjustable, so the paddle “grows” with the children up to junior age.
Canoe blade “C1D” (child)
Blade Weight: 290 g
Blade dimension: 46,5 cm x 18cm
Edges reinforced by: harden duralumin
Lula C1 Shafts
Lula is a company that manufactures its own carbon shafts. The diameter of the shafts ranges from ⌀ 27-30mm, with the possibility to choose the material of the shafts. (note that 27mm is for child paddles only)
Lula offers harder full carbon shafts for adult athletes, softer ones for juniors and soft ones for children. Specially reinforced shafts are made for rafting and expedition paddles.
For children Lula offers a “growing paddle”. Such shaft can be extended by 10cm using plastic or steel clip.
Hardness: hard, softer (for juniors), soft (for children only)
Shaft Shape: straight or conical
Shaft Material: 100% carbon, carbon-kevlar, carbon-fiber glass
Abrasion resistance: Lula offers shafts that are more resistant to abrasion with one blue layer of diolene. Neither the weight nor the stiffness of the shaft is changed.
Reinforcement by kevlar: shafts can be reinforced by one layer of kevlar-carbon
Shafts for Expedition Paddles: reinforced shafts, can be unfolded into 3 parts
RK Company Canoe V1 Blade
Designers of this blade are Vojta Malý and Karel Rašner.
The blade goes very well into the water and paddlers can precisely control its movement.
RK Company Canoe V2 Blade
The Blade’s shape comes from the model V1.
The blade is leaned for 1cm forward.
RK Company Canoe V1 JUNIOR Blade
The blade’s shape copies the standard V1 version.
The blade’s area is reduced.
The paddle is suitable for juniors.
RK Company Canoe V2 JUNIOR Blade
The blade copies the shape of standard V2.
The blade’s are is reduced for juniors and leaned for 1cm forward.
































































































