
Pelican
Pelican PS1892 Kayak Paddle Drip Rings - 4-Pack
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Pelican PS1892 universal drip rings keep water off your hands and out of your kayak in a simple 4-pack.
$9.99*
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Overview
Key Features
These rings fit paddle shafts measuring 1 1/8" in diameter - No more sliding up and down
Prevent water from dripping on you and in your boat with Pelican's Drip Rings
Easy to install. Ensure you install them between 4"-6"
Pack of 4 rings
Rubber material - Heavy Duty construction
Sport Type: Fishing
Specifications
Brand
Pelican
Model
PS1892
Quantity
4 Rings
Material
Rubber
Fits Shaft Diameter
1 1/8"
Recommended Placement
4"–6" from Paddle Blade
Installation
Tool-free, Slide-on
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Rubber construction grips the shaft securely and resists degradation from sun and saltwater exposure.
- Four-pack provides enough rings for two paddles or includes spares for a single paddle.
- Simple slide-on installation requires no tools or adhesives.
- Universal 1 1/8" fit works with most standard kayak paddle shafts.
👎 Cons
- Only fits 1 1/8" diameter shafts, so paddlers with non-standard or tapered shafts may find the fit too loose or tight.
- Rubber rings can slide out of position during aggressive paddling if not seated firmly.
- Does not completely eliminate all water drip, especially in choppy conditions or with high-angle paddle strokes.
- Basic design with no adjustable sizing mechanism to fine-tune the fit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What paddle shaft diameter do these drip rings fit?
The Pelican PS1892 drip rings are designed to fit paddle shafts with a 1 1/8" diameter, which is the standard size for most kayak paddles.
Where should these drip rings be installed on the paddle?
Pelican recommends installing them 4 to 6 inches from each paddle blade for optimal water channeling away from the shaft.
Why does the set include 4 rings instead of 2?
A kayak paddle has two blades, requiring one drip ring near each blade—that accounts for two. The extra two serve as replacements or allow you to outfit a second paddle.
What material are these drip rings made from?
They are made from durable rubber, which provides a snug fit on the shaft and holds up well in both fresh and saltwater conditions.
Do these rings require any tools to install?
No tools are needed. They slide directly onto the paddle shaft and can be positioned by hand.