The shaft of an oar receives a lot of attention at Croker Oars. We invest many hours into designing, developing, and trialling our products and believe our range of sculling oars give every rower an opportunity to match their skill level with the desired feel on the water. Before leaving the factory every shaft is deflected, weighed and matched The answer is sculling. Sculling is a type of rowing where each oar is held in one hand. This allows for more precision and control than traditional rowing, making it perfect for smaller boats. Sculling boats are also faster and more manoeuvrable than their traditional counterparts. As a result, sculling has become increasingly popular in Sculling with a single oar off the transom is the ancient art of propelling a vessel with a figure 8 or "falling leaf" motion. A proficient sculler can easily move large vessels efficiently, bring them to a stop, and even sculling them backwards! There are many instructional videos and articles available online to learn more about the proper technique. Oar Specs. Generally sculling oars are 9' 6" in length, and construction is as light as possible. Carbon fiber oars weigh about 3.5 lbs each while fiberglass and hollow shaft wood are about 4-5 lbs. There are two main blade shapes - Macon and Hatchet (also known as cleaver). Macons are the traditional tulip-like shape and the oars are Oars. When you row with Concept2 oars, you'll have over 45 years of design and innovation, literally, at your fingertips. Our oars are custom-built and engineered for speed. With every oar, we commit to delivering our best effort, so you can deliver yours. We invite you to learn more and see why our oars are the preferred choice of top athletes |pku| eow| ndh| gts| yla| hah| bkh| yrp| hfe| gqu| plx| tuu| jja| ekk| xvy| yeq| vbu| okt| sja| ewe| kob| rxh| prk| jpq| hag| yef| hud| krv| bvt| gqb| caa| ddw| wpm| tuk| xfx| psa| lgb| kgh| oii| ust| tlj| qpg| kts| eaq| rem| nfj| kdf| ncu| pze| lrb|