A complete RMR rowing oar that's ready to become part of your raft-frame setup. Each RMR Oar includes the shaft, sleeve, and blade, combining a double-wall hardened aluminum shaft with a rubber handle grip and protective high-density polyethylene wrap.
There's no need to piece the basic oar together from separate components. The RMR Oar comes with the shaft, sleeve, and blade included.
Choose the appropriate length for your rowing setup using the available size options above.
At the center of the RMR Oar is a 1 7/8-inch double-wall hardened aluminum shaft. RMR designed the oar around a balance of strength and responsive handling for river use.
The upper portion of the shaft is reinforced to add some counterbalance while rowing, helping balance the feel of the complete oar through the stroke.
A rubber handle grip gives your rowing hand a dedicated gripping surface and is designed to help reduce hand fatigue during longer days behind the oars.
Each RMR Oar is wrapped in colorful high-density polyethylene (HDPE), adding a protective outer layer while giving the oar its distinctive RMR look.
The RMR Oar is offered in lengths from 8 feet through 10 feet. That range allows the same basic oar design to work across a variety of raft and frame configurations.
| Product | RMR Oar |
|---|---|
| Available Lengths | 8', 8.5', 9', 9.5', and 10' |
| Shaft Diameter | 1 7/8 in. |
| Shaft Construction | Double-wall hardened aluminum |
| Outer Wrap | High-density polyethylene (HDPE) |
| Handle | Rubber handle grip |
| Included | Oar shaft, sleeve, and blade |
Yes. The RMR Oar is sold as a complete oar with the blade included.
Yes. RMR lists the shaft, sleeve, and blade as included with the complete oar.
RMR specifies a 1 7/8-inch double-wall hardened aluminum shaft.
RMR wraps the oar in high-density polyethylene (HDPE) for added protection and color.
Standard listed lengths are 8', 8.5', 9', 9.5', and 10'. Select the currently available length using the product options above.
Oar length depends on your raft and frame setup, including frame width, oar-tower placement and height, rowing position, and personal preference. If you're replacing an existing oar, matching its length is the most direct starting point.
RMR says the reinforced upper shaft adds some counterbalance for a smoother feel through the rowing stroke.
It uses a rubber handle grip. RMR designed the grip to help reduce fatigue while rowing.
No. The RMR Oar is intended for a rowing setup and includes an oar shaft, sleeve, and blade. The RMR Crew Paddle is a separate hand-held 60-inch paddle used by a paddler rather than mounted in a raft-frame rowing position.
This product listing is for one complete RMR Oar. RMR also maintains a separate product listing for a pair of RMR Oars.
Yes. A complete oar can be added as a spare or used to replace an existing oar, provided you choose a length appropriate for your rowing setup.
RMR's product listing identifies the shaft, sleeve, and blade as the included components. Oarlocks and oar towers are separate pieces of the rowing system and are not listed as included with this oar.