Aluminum Telescope Oars (Set of 2)

I'm Phil with downriver equipment based out at Denver Colorado we specialize in custom wrapped equipment as well as anything to get you on your river trip today we're going to talk about how you pick the right size horse for the boat that you're rolling as well as positioning your stops breakfast pot so there's a lot of personal preference when it comes to picking your length but there is a rule of thirds that we use to get started with it and basically the way that works is you want about a third of the or length inside of the oar lock in this position in about two-thirds of the or length including the blade from the oar lock down to the tip of the blade the first step is to measure the distance between our locks for this example I've got 67 inches so when deciding on a final or length a couple of things come come into play one is you know are you mostly going to be spending your time