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The Problem
A difficulty whitewater boaters face is choosing between one of two available rowing systems: oarlocks or pins and clips. Both options present functional challenges.
Pins and Clips
- Blade is fixed at 90 degrees.
- No ability to feather blade by altering angle.
- Oar shaft movement is limited in lateral directions.
Pins and clips stress the joints of the shoulders, elbows, and wrists. The system increases fatigue and pain while decreasing performance.
Oars & Oarlocks
- Blade unfixed.
- 360 degree rotational movement feathers blade.
- Lateral movement means unrestricted inward travel.
Oars and Oarlocks underperform in extreme conditions, sometimes ejecting the rower from the boat.
The Oar Snubber
The patent-pending device for your BEST whitewater rowing experience.
- 360 degree rotational movement feathers blade.
- Oar shaft movement is limited in lateral directions.
