Cataract Carbon Razor Oar Blade - 6"
- The Razor is the perfect blade for drift boaters seeking a sleeker, lighter set of blades with excellent handling and clean entry into the water.
- A strengthened urethane core reinforces the complete integrity of the blade.
- The Razor floats, so when you drop the oars in the water the blade stays up above most of the rocks.
- Dynel edging molded into the blade edges resists abrasion wear and tear.
- With all of the great details, the Razor still only weighs just over 2.5 lbs., 20% lighter than Cataract's other oar blades.
- Dimensions: 7" x 27"
- Weight: 2.65 lbs.
- Carbon fiber skin
- Molded urethane core
- Dynel edging
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I needed oars that would break down for storage on a sailboat and these do the trick. The blades fit tightly into the shafts but are still easy to assemble and take apart. Stronger than needed for my aplication but still quite light. A good, but expensive solution.
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- Good Control
- Minimizes Fatigue
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These are only blades my husband will use.
Lightweight/ no fatigue
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I like the blade its strong and thin and cuts in and out of the water clean.
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- Cataract Carbon Razor Oar Blade - 6"
Q:
forgive me if I missed it in the description, but, is this a "floating" oar blade?
thanks,Asked on 5/27/2013 by zendavid from bothell, wa.4 answers
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No, you didn't miss it. We missed putting the fact that it floats in the text. Thanks for the catch.Answered on 5/28/2013 by Clyde from NRSVERIFIED BUYER
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yes, the blades are "floating" and i recomend getting end caps for them..
hope this helps
brianAnswered on 5/28/2013 by Anonymous
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Does the Razor blade float? If yes, does the Razor blade float equally as well as the Magnum blade? Thanks!Asked on 9/28/2012 by Beaverbeliever from Salem,OR2 answers
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Razor with oar floats. I don't have to use weights with the Razor. Magnum
are heavier. Use of weights to counter balance results in an oar that
sinks.
KDAnswered on 9/28/2012 by AnonymousVERIFIED BUYER
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Yes it floats very well. I doint know how well the Magnum Floats but the
Razor is very buoyant.Answered on 9/28/2012 by Anonymous
