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Caviness BW-SU Series Oars

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Caviness BW-SU Series Oars
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Caviness BW-SU Series laminated southern hardwood oars. Strong, yet lightweight and durable, BWSU series oars feature Red Power foam grips, a wedge insert to protect the blade from splitting and cracking, and durable Tri-Coat clear wood finish. All Caviness wood oars are constructed from select woods and shaped for balance. Sold individually, so be sure to set quantity for 2 if you desire a pair. Great value compared to high end oars.

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Quick Oar Length Estimate: Take half (1/2) the distance between the oar locks and multiply by 3, then add 6 inches.

Technical Information

  • Length: 5 feet through 7-1/2 feet in 6 inch increments
  • Approximate Blade Dimensions: 5" x 21" (6 feet)
  • Shaft Dimensions At Grip: 1-3/4", At Throat: 1-5/8"
  • Approximate Weight: 43 oz. (6 feet)
  • Standard Features: Wedge Insert, Red Caviness Power Grip, Tri-Coat Finish

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15 years ago
Here is part of an e-mail I sent Jamestown of which I never received a response. ""I recently completed building a small boat and needed a pair of oars to row it with. Being that the boat turned out better then expected I choose to get a good set of oars from Jamestown verse my local Wal-Mart. I checked out your Caviness oars. I read the reviews about the poor quality of the Basswood oars and decided that the BW-SU series was of a higher quality and more fitting to top of all the hard work I had put into my boat. So paying the premium was not a problem. When I received the package I was very much taken back! First upon opening it I found only one oar. I didn't think I order a paddle; I ordered oars for my boat. Well after checking the catalog, I found out that that was my mistake. But I have to question, wouldn't a reasonable person always thinks of oars as a pair, not one oar? Who in their right mind would want to row in a circle? As I said, my mistake, shame on me. (But I do have a suggestion, you might want to reword the ad or include a highlighted note that the item is not a set.) My second reaction to the oar was it looked great. That was until I picked it up. The finish on the shaft was courser then a piece of 80-grit sandpaper. Than the selection of the wood itself wasn't what I would expect for a ""Top of the Line"" product. (You may want to read some of the reviews and decide whether you want to continue to carry a line of products from a company that obviously has no quality control and produces such poor quality products.)"" Follow up: I sent the oar back at a cost of over $17.00.
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Q: null Hello! I am searching for a pair of wooden oars that design are close to 'old fashioned' crew oars (""blades""). So, do you have a (preferably) pair of 7' oars to suit this? Alternatively, would you be able to supply unfinished pair of oars? (We would like to stain and seal with darker color to suit a design project without having to strip 2-3 coats of finish...) Please advise. Thanks, Al

a year ago
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A: These are stock wooden oars, they are finished, we don't have the option of getting them unfinished.

a year ago
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Q: null Will you be getting these oars back in stock? Struggling to find reasonably affordable quality oars - theres a lot of poor quality new zealand pine oars that everyone else is selling but can't seem to find anyone selling 7' caviness oars like we could not that long ago.

10 months ago
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