Description
The most popular Cataract oar blade, the 7" Magnum features a high-grade urethane body molded around a stiff composite core. And it floats!
- The spline that goes inside the oar shaft is grooved to prevent silt build-up that can make it difficult to remove the blade.
- The 7" wide blade moves a lot of water per stroke.
- The ribbed surface adds strength and reduces blade flutter.
- Push button locks the 1 5/8" diameter shank of the blade in Cataract, Carlisle and Sawyer 1 7/8" OD oar shafts.
We want to ensure that you are getting the best gear, with the best service, at the best price!
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