Products tagged with oar

Reduce fatigue and prevent blisters!
Grips fit Carlisle, Cataract and most other oar handles. Installation tip: Use hair spray to lubricate the inside of the grips, then just slide them on! 6" long, 1-1/8" inside diameter.

NRS proprietary manganese bronze alloy has outstanding rebound memory in the horns.
The 3 1/2" long shaft is turned to a 1/2" diameter and is drilled for a split ring fastener (included). They work well with the NRS GigBob Oar Mounts.

The bushings produce a smooth, no-squeak stroke as you row your raft, cataraft or drift boat.
Note: These bushings are only for the newer hot-forged oar mounts.

These blades fit in the rock-solid spiral-wound fiberglass and carbon fiber Cataract KBO Shafts. The Cutthroat oar blade lets you say goodbye to those short, choppy strokes. No more scraping away at gravel bars with your blade tips.

The NRS proprietary manganese bronze Superston alloy gives you amazing strength and outstanding rebound memory. Built tough for the toughest jobs, they are used by outfitters the world over.

The spline of the Oar Right fits between the horns of an open oarlock to "lock" your oar blade in position for the most effective stroke. You can still feather the oar blade by simply tugging the oar in so the spline of the Oar Right clears the oarlock ho

You don't have to know rocket science to row a boat, but it helps to have gear made by a company who does. Cataract shafts are made with the same filament wound glass/carbon/epoxy composite technology used by the aerospace industry.

Whether you're pushing big water or fishing bony streams, the NRS Helix Blade's asymmetrical shape delivers efficient strokes with a curved tip to avoid bouncing off rocks in shallow waters.

If you are not using oar rights, plastic stoppers will position and keep your oars where you want them to be. Use large stoppers with Molded Oar Sleeves.

The 1" thick rubber stopper goes right over the oar shaft, not over the Molded Oar Sleeve. The 1 5/8" inner diameter is a tight fit on the shaft. Use either soap and water or hair spray to lubricate the stopper and shaft to slide it on. As it dries, hair

An unexpected loss of an oar can ruin your whole day. The Oar Tether gives you a fighting chance to get that oar back in place in time to avert disaster. There's a stainless steel ring on one end and a webbing loop on the other end of the Tether.

The asymmetrical shape is especially popular with fishermen maneuvering in late-season streams, when water is low but the fish still bite.