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Sprint and Paracanoe World Cup in Brandenburg, Germany

Sprint International season is about to start. We're ready in Szeged

360º view of the TITANIUM CLAMP
What's your opinion?

The new Jantex Titanium Clamp is finnaly out.
Designed exclusively for elite professionals who require paddle disassembly only for air travel and need a very strong lock. The clamp has no lever, giving you total control over the tightening.
Available for EXTRA STIFF, STIFF and SOFT shafts with 5cm adjustment

It's that time of the year again. Jantex would like to wish you all Happy Holidays and a great 2026

There's a lot of interesting things to say about this photo that captures the moment that the all Jantex Slovakian K4 celebrates the 200m Gold Medal at the European Championship in Zagreb 2002 looking almost like a man with 7 arms. But if you zoom in, you can see a rare image of our first LOGO.

Is there anyone still paddling with one of this?

Where modernity meets classic.
Eirik Verås Larsen claims the Olympic Gold🥇 at the 2004 Athens OG. It was the beginning of an era that he would close with another great victory in London 2012 at 36.

This moment means a lot also for us because it was the very first Olympic Gold Medal with a Jantex paddle.

Jantex's main kayak models have, each, 16 sizes.
Here you can see the steps inside the groups (as they were previously called) Large, Medium, Small and Baby.

Young athletes can grow paddling with the same shape. Professionals can change sizes without the discomfort of having to adapt to a different shape.

As usual, we're ready to answer your questions.

You can find more information at www.jantex.sk

It's time to peek beneath the colors of our shafts.
From Extra Stiff 🔴 to Super Flex 🟠, swipe right ⏩ to check the flexibility tests and used materials.
Canoe shafts have an extra anti-abrasive black Kevlar layer on top.
Stiffer shafts are more common in sprint and softer in marathon, downriver and surfski.
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Who remembers this iconic moment of modern history?