Oars

"When you buy a Concept2 oar, you invest in our tradition of performance, passion, innovation and support. We are committed to ensuring that you receive our best effort, every time. Let our best effort be apart of your best effort the next time you push off from the dock"

The ultimate goal has been to design and build oars and sculls that will help you go faster. All Concept2 oars and sculls are custom-built at Concept2 Inc in Vermont. Custom-built oars and sculls allow us to offer the greatest selection possible to meet your specific needs, however unique they may be. The most common configurations we hold in stock which allows a speedy turnaround to ensure that you can get them on the water asap.

Please contact our crew for all enquiries, recommendations, quotes and sales.

Blades

Smoothie 2 Plain Blade

The Smoothie 2 Plain Edge offers a smooth & consistent load through the drive, with a clean entry and level blade depth

Smoothie2 Plain Edge Dimensions
	Sweep	Scull
Blade Length	54.5 cm	46 cm
Width at Tip	25.5 cm	21.5 cm
Width at Broadest Point	25.5 cm	21.5 cm

Smoothie 2 Vortex Blade

The Smoothie2 Vortex Edge combines the characteristics of the popular Smothie2 design with the added efficiency of the vortex-generating edge, resulting in a firm feel during the early part of the drive.

Smoothie2 Vortex Dimensions
	Sweep	Scull
Blade Length	54.5 cm	46 cm
Width at Tip	19 cm	16.5 cm
Width at Broadest Point	25.5 cm	21.5 cm

Fat2 Blade

The Fat2 combines vortex-generating features and a large surface area to create a stiff feel at the beginning of the drive and a fast handle speed at the end of the drive

Fat2 Dimensions
	Sweep	Scull
Blade Length	55 cm	46 cm
Width at Tip	19 cm	16.5 cm
Width at Broadest Point	26.5 cm	23 cm

Shafts

Ultralight Shaft

The Ultralight is our standard lightweight, all carbon fiber shaft that is most commonly used at all levels of rowing and racing today.

Over the years we have refined the construction of this shaft to be as durable as possible.

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Lowi Shaft (Scull Only)

The Low i shaft uses high modulus carbon fiber, rather than the more standard carbon fiber used in Ultralights.

Using the stiffer carbon allows us to use less material to achieve a lighter shaft.
We use the same high modulus carbon in the blade of the Low i scull to achieve overall weight reduction and extremely low swing weight—the weight at the blade that is felt each time the oar changes direction.

Those rowing with higher stroke rates stands to benefit from using Low i sculls. Designed for serious racers, these sculls are less resistant to impact damage than Ultralights.

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Skinny Shaft

Made of high modulus carbon fiber, the Skinny is a smaller diameter shaft that offers a softer feel.

This can be particularly beneficial to those looking for the efficiency of the Fat2 blade but who want their oar to feel less stiff.

The small diameter also reduces wind resistance, which can be very significant in a headwind. Skinny shafts weigh the same as Ultralight shafts.