Oars usually have a handle about 150mm long, which may be a material sleeve or alternatively an ovoid shape carved to fit the hands. Oars are levers. Which class of lever depends on the …

Using the correct length oar to provide the proper 7:18 leverage ratio is critical for the optimal rowing experience. Once you have determined the correct length oars for you boat (see our …

Since 1976, all our oars and sculls have been custom assembled using handmade components right here in our Vermont factory. Learn what goes into building and testing a Concept2 oar.

Selecting the correct oar style for your watercraft is essential for an optimal rowing experience. The right oar enhances efficiency, comfort, and performance. Here's a guide to help you make …

There are hundreds of different variations of oars in terms of size and manufacturer specifications. "Macon" or "Cleaver" blade shapes of carbon-fibre are the most common in modern-day …

In his book Boats, Oars, and Rowing, Pete Culler discusses what makes a really good pair of oars, and how any modestly skilled woodworker can make their own. To row with a really nice …

An oar is a simple object, but building a pair of oars requires a fair amount of planning and material selection along with some woodworking and epoxy skills. I'm hoping this Instructable …

The styles of oars available for use are generally the flat (tradional) blade or spoon (cupped) blade oar. The spoon blade is 33% more efficient as it holds the water for 30 degrees of the stroke …

Oars and oarlocks come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Let’s look at the component parts of the oar and oarlock. The handle or “grip” is the part of the oar that you hold in your hand while …

Dec 29, 2016 · Choosing a set of oars for rafting can be confusing. Rafting Magazine has teamed up with Sawyer Paddles and Oars to bring you the basics on what to look for in your next set …