Very good solution. High adjustment for my large size, very compact when stored.

this paddle seemed to me a good starting choice. but the locking system at the handle does not allow the assembly to be properly blocked during practice. (shortening of the paddle during practice) disappointed with the material contrary to what I was told said (salesman)

Instead of putting don't float more than 1 minute you'd better put don't float at all! Fall from the paddle with the paddle in hand, the latter never rose to the surface, it sank straight down! A bit expensive 50€ for 5 minutes of use! Especially NOT RECOMMENDED for beginners! Unless you want to go back to checkout regularly! Possible improvement: the upper part could be filled with a polyurethane type foam or other, so that the paddle can float, but it is sure that you would sell less! ;)

For the price, this paddle is really disappointing: when disassembling the paddle, it is the plastic part that comes off (paddle). The junction with the handle is a priori faulty or to be reviewed. In addition, there is a slight play in the assemblies which is not pleasant to use.

Used once and it leaks... not found since...

We lost the oar on the second voyage, she fell into the water and sank almost immediately.

Very compact when folded

Easy to transport and store. Rinse well with clean water before to facilitate folding

Its only advantage: its size to store it on the side of the bag of a compact paddle like the Itiwit 100 Compact L/M/S. But at what price, 1100 grams is far too heavy. Reduced to some carbon oars that are barely 500 grams (I have one), it seems. to have returned to the Stone Age. When will there be a compact Itiwit oar of this type but in fiber or carbon for an acceptable weight (like 700 grams max)?

The compactness and storage system of the paddle are very interesting. The minimal length and the speed of adjustment make it easier to use when you are not standing. The real problem is the weight: this paddle is much heavier than regular size models, including entry-level models from other brands, and this difference can be felt in the hand. In particular, there's more concern about the risk that it won't float long enough to retrieve it if it falls in the water. I understand that this extra weight comes from the additional parts allowing a wider adjustment range. Would it be possible to lighten it by offering the paddle in two versions of different lengths?

Super, easy to adjust, clever storage does not take up much space

Finally the smallest paddle for travel! For traveling: this is a perfect paddle, you can easily carry it with you in a size M suitcase. With Compact SUP M from Itiwit this is an absolutely perfect combination. Simply fantastic, you no longer need SUP cases! This is exactly how I imagined the SUP trip to be. A week's holiday in Greece in a suitcase M went well. For 2 weeks or longer I would take the L or XL case. Setting and resetting are simply barrier-free. There is also an introduction to it, after 2 or 3 attempts you are already used to it. I'm 1.70 m tall and can paddle well with it. Another advantage: it doesn't flap, even if you paddle the wrong way! Sooo for beginners you don't have to worry. Disadvantage: the paddle is heavier than carbon. You get tired quickly when paddling. I hope that Itiwit will continue to develop this product. I'm already expecting this one in carbon. That would definitely be awesome. You are warned: It should sink after one minute in the water! I haven't tried it, nor have I had to experience it. I hope I don't have to lose this paddle anytime soon. The color orange is OK, black would be more elegant. Summary: I have the Carbon 900 Itiwit and in comparison this paddle is smaller, more compact but a bit heavier, unfortunately.