Sevylor Heavy-Duty Aluminum-Shaft Oars

Product Description

The Sevylor Heavy-Duty Aluminum-Shaft Oars measure 59 Inch long, with 5.5 Inch-wide blades. The durable aluminum shaft features a special ribbed hand grip for comfort and security, with strong stainless-steel connectors.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #27412 in Sports & Outdoors
• Color: Black
• Brand: Sevylor
• Model: 2000004154
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 2.00" h x 6.50" w x 34.50" l, 3.90 pounds

Features

• Oars for rowing in Sevylor inflatable boats
• Durable, lightweight aluminum shafts, measure 59 inches long; stainless-steel connectors
• 5.5-inch wide blades
• Special ribbed hand grip for comfort and security
• Sold as a pair

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Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Sevylor Heavy-Duty Oars
By William C. Brown
These oars were bought to go with the Sevylor Fishing raft. They work well. Just wish that they were longer to go with the width of the raft. It would make the rowing somewhat easier

12 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Purchased half.
By Ralph
It was misleading to see two pieces in the picture and no reference afterwards, so when I received my order, realized that the price is for one piece and not the pair. I bought 5 for 5 boats, and now I have two boats complete and one spare oar.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Sturdier than the former oars I've had
By nickdxx
I formerly had the standard aluminum oars from Sevylor and they felt okay. I was confident if I lost one it would float if it slipped out somehow. What I didn't count on was in the middle of the lake the actual paddle part would slip off the pole and I got stuck and had to shout for help and be towed in. So I paid slightly more for these collapsible ones and they actually feel sturdier even though the others were one solid piece. They come in two pieces each and in a little net bag, so they're easier to transport. They also come with oarlocks, so if you lost those too no need to buy more (now I have a spare set, I'm sure some day with the way I lose things I'll lose some). They have handles and my former pair didn't. The only thing I would recommend is if you haven't rowed in a while to wear gloves good for rowing or workout gloves, because I started to blister quickly. But all in all I feel much more confident that last year's fiasco won't happen again..the paddle part is firmly connected to the pole. Well worth the extra $10 or $20.