Sawyer Wide DyneLite Oar Blade
- The wood core provides outstanding strength while keeping weight down.
- A tough carbon fiber skin covers the wood core for a thin, no-flex profile.
- Sawyer guards the edges of the blade with abrasion-resistant Dynel™ material to repel nicks and shark bites.
- The blade tip has a 1" wide wrap-around Dynel/Kevlar band to battle rocks.
- The thin profile ensures a smooth, quiet entry that fishermen love.
- At only 2.3 pounds, this blade reduces the oar's swing weight to help prevent rowing fatigue.
- Blade fits in all 1 5/8" Sawyer, Cataract and Carlisle oar shafts and secures with the Sawyer twist-up locking peg.
- Material:
- Wood core
- Carbon fiber skin
- Dynel™ edging
- Kevlar® tip
- Width: 7"
- Length: 30"
- Weight: 2.3 lbs
- Thin Profile
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Pros
- Minimizes Fatigue
Cons
Best Uses
- River Running
Comments about Sawyer Wide DyneLite Oar Blade:
I use them when drift fishing, sold my previous boat that had them, the newer one I got didn't have them, until my recent purchase at NRS.
To me they are a must have when rowing a drift boat all day.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Good Control
- Minimizes Fatigue
- Pro blades
Cons
- Scratch easily
Best Uses
- I dunno How bout 7d MFS
- River Running
Comments about Sawyer Wide DyneLite Oar Blade:
Not cheap, but hey it's your life and your boat so it's worth it right- no splitting, light, stiff, gorgeous when wet in the sunlight.
A+
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Will the blade float when left in the water while drifting?Asked on 3/30/2013 by Beav from Maine1 answer
