Anyone have experience or thoughts on SIC Paddles?

[SUPJorge]

[PonoBill]

They're fine, a little plain vanilla, but there's nothing wrong with them.

[NEplay]

I believe they are made by ZRE. I won one at the Lobstar SUP Cup in Maine and really liked its hard stick at the catch and the very light weight. What I did not like was the Ergo handle. I like a simple T grip. Sold it.

[PonoBill]

Hmmm, didn't know that. ZRE makes nice stuff.

[Fog City Rider]

ZRE only makes their top-end paddle, the Battle.  The rest are made elsewhere, still good quality, but overseas I'm guessing. 

[XLR8]

I believe they are made by ZRE. I won one on the Lobstar SUP Cup in Maine and really liked its hard stick at the catch and the very light weight. What I did not like was the Ergo handle. I like a simple T grip. Sold it.

You can get a T grip from ZRE, which is what I prefer too.  I used to use the T for surf and the ergo for race and training but now use the T for each.  I've used ZRE canoe paddles for over 20 years and the SUP paddles now for the last 5 and they are the right paddle for me -- not to take away from the SIC thread, their paddles look nice and I would assume live up to the SIC brand reputation.

[viatormundi]

I have the last year's high end model. It is very light but a very stiff paddle.


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[gorgebob]

Yes the Battle is a ZRE. 2 ORs ago you could of seen the ZREs in the SIC tent before labels we switched. Sweet light weight with the oval grip they are awesome.