Rowing Shafts
FULL CARBON SHAFTS – ‘Silver shafts’
These oars have been available to international crews for the last 2 years. They are now available to everybody!
They offer the ultimate in performance with minimum weight shafts, low rotational inertia for quicker acceleration and optimal balance. If it’s a world best time you want or you just want the best then these are the oars for you….
M4 – Designed for schoolboys, women and men, up to international level.
M4 Soft – Designed for schoolgirls, lightweight women and masters, up to International level.
M4 Stiff – Designed for heavyweight men 8+ who demand a stiffer shaft.
SUPERLIGHTS Proven performers at all levels of racing. Several world best times have been set using these oars. They are among the lightest in the world.
M2 – Designed for schoolboy, women, eights, pairs and fours.
M2 Soft – Designed for schoolgirls, pairs, women and veterans. This shaft offers a little more flex in the shaft.
M2 Stiff – Designed for heavyweightMens 8+ who demand a stiffer shaft.
INTERMEDIATES Excellent for all levels of racing and high performance school use. The greater mass improves durability and makes the oars less sensitive.
M1 – Designed for school and club use. Same stiffness as the M2 but heavier shaft increases durability.
STANDARDS These oars offer a softer shaft with increased durability. Reduces the chance of overuse injuries, especially in juniors. A great learner’s oar.
S5 – Designed for school and club use. Increased weight makes them more stable during recovery.
Rowing Blades
SLICK BLADE – The slick blade is a proven performer for all levels of rowing. This blade has a quick and quiet catch with positive lock up and clean release. The asymmetric curvature of the blade makes it stable in the water. It does not exhibit any negative tendencies during recovery, especially in rough water. This blade can be reduced in size for women, masters and schoolgirls.
Features:
§ No ridge line
§ Moderate hook & curvature
§ Large area
§ Clean finish
MACON BLADES - Macon blades are the conventional symmetrical blades that were originally produced in timber. The macon is not used on the racing scene however some rowers still prefer this blade for recreational rowing, ocean rowing and training.