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The Gamut Paddle Holder is a mounted system that supports the weight of your paddle while you paddle. We designed it to keep kayakers as independent and active as possible, and for many, it’s meant the difference between continuing to kayak or giving it up entirely.

 

The mount eliminates the weight of the paddle, reducing stress on your shoulders, back and joints, which allows you to continue paddling for longer periods of time without discomfort. This makes Gamut well-suited for paddlers with shoulder pain, arthritis, injuries or other strength and mobility limitations. Anglers and photographers love it because they can simply "let go" and their paddle stays put.

 

Your paddle is held in place with two YakAttack RotoGrips that accommodate both round and oval shafts. Optional paddle ties (sold separately) help keep your paddle firmly in place while you paddle. With a gentle tug, you can also pop your paddle out of the mount at any time.

 

The Gamut comes with one of two mounts for sit-on-tops kayaks. Please review our mounts page for the recommended specifications, as not all mounts will fit all kayaks. We recommend that you choose the mount with the highest stability star rating that will fit your kayak.

 

All mounts use a support post with an omni-directional rotating fulcrum to support the paddle, creating a fluid, energy-efficient motion.

    Gamut Paddle Holder System for Sit-on-Top Kayaks

    Rating is 5.0 out of five stars based on 1 review
    $315.00Price
      • Choose from the Apex or Twin Tracks Mount
      • Two YakAttack RotoGrip roller grips
      • A rotational post and pivoting head allow for omni-directional paddling
      • Mount can be removed when not in use; attachment hardware remains (if applic)
      • Fits many, but not all, sit-on-top kayaks
      • See more features here
      • See our Mounts page for installation specifications. 

    Reviews

    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
    5.0 | 1 review
    1 review
  • James
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
    Kept this old timer on the water

    I love to fish from my kayak, but at 78 I thought I'd have to give it up. Some health issues started to affect my endurance. After 30 minutes paddling in even the slightest wind, I'd be wiped out. This device has made a world of difference. I can go out for a couple hours at a time and barely break a sweat.

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