Sawyer Square Top DyneLite Oar with Wrap & Stop

Description

The carbon-fiber braid allows a smaller diameter, lighter shaft to have the strength of a much thicker, heavier oar. It's light, responsive, and it floats. The solid laminated Douglas Fir piece of wood extending the full length of the oar gives you a tough, yet flexible, oar. The carbon-fiber braid allows a smaller diameter, lighter shaft to have the strength of a much thicker, heavier oar. A direct descendent of Sawyer's wooden oars, you'll love rowing this updated classic. The SquareTop Oar combines the features of time-tested wooden oars and modern composite technology. A wood core and carbon fiber overlay give the DyneLite blade an excellent strength-to-weight ratio. Progressive Flex design delivers a natural feeling and positive rebound by way of a strategically tapered shaft. A wood core and carbon fiber overlay give the DyneLite blade an strength-to-weight ratio. The blade is not removable. The extremely light, smooth-rowing Sawyer SquareTop Oar has been proven in challenging whitewater. A carbon-fiber composite braid extends from the square top down to the DyneLite Blade. The wooden shaft features the same laminated construction that has made Sawyer Light oars the first choice of professional dory and drift boat guides. The SquareTop Oar combines the best features of time-tested wooden oars and modern composite technology. The solid laminated Douglas Fir piece of wood extending the full length of the oar gives you a tough, yet flexible, oar.

Key Features

• The SquareTop Oar combines the features of time-tested wooden oars and modern composite technology.
• The solid laminated Douglas Fir piece of wood extending the full length of the oar gives you a tough, yet flexible, oar.
• The wooden shaft features the same laminated construction that has made Sawyer Light oars the first choice of professional dory and drift boat guides.
• A wood core and carbon fiber overlay give the DyneLite blade an strength-to-weight ratio.
• The carbon-fiber braid allows a smaller diameter, lighter shaft to have the strength of a much thicker, heavier oar.
• A carbon-fiber composite braid extends from the square top down to the DyneLite Blade.