$431.95 77280.01.103
The extremely light, smooth-rowing Sawyer SquareTop™ Oar has been proven in challenging whitewater. A direct descendent of Sawyer's wooden oars, you'll love rowing this updated classic.
The SquareTop Oar combines the best features of time-tested wooden oars and modern composite technology. It's light, responsive, and it floats.
The wooden shaft features the same laminated construction that has made Sawyer Light™ oars the first choice of professional dory and drift boat guides.
Progressive Flex™ design delivers a natural feeling and positive rebound by way of a strategically tapered shaft.
The solid laminated Douglas Fir piece of wood extending the full length of the oar gives you a tough, yet flexible, oar.
The thicker square top forms a natural counterweight to balance out the oar's swing weight.
A carbon-fiber composite braid extends from the square top down to the DyneLite™ Blade. The blade is not removable.
The carbon-fiber braid allows a smaller diameter, lighter shaft to have the strength of a much thicker, heavier oar. The provided "Shaft Diameter" in specs is for the rope-wrapped section of the oar.
A wood core and carbon fiber overlay give the DyneLite blade an excellent strength-to-weight ratio. Dynel/Kevlar ProTip is super abrasion resistant and protective.
Weight (ea.):
10' = 8.1 lbs.
Warranty:
Sawyer guarantees paddle and oar products against defect in materials or workmanship for one year.
Category:
Oars & Blades
Shaft Material:
Douglas Fir with a carbon fiber overlay
Shaft Diameter:
2.3"
Blade Material:
Douglas Fir with a carbon fiber overlay
Blade Size:
7" W x 30" L
Features:
1 piece shaft and blade
Dynel/Kevlar® ProTip on end of blade
Rope wrapped, with rubber stopper
SquareTop Oar combines the best features of time-tested wooden oars and modern composite technology. It's light, responsive, and it floats
Progressive Flex™ design delivers a natural feeling and positive rebound by way of a strategically tapered shaft
Carbon-fiber braid allows a smaller diameter, lighter shaft to have the strength of a much thicker, heavier oar
