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RWB Paddle Tele &Bag 800-1.05 RWB Paddle Tele &Bag 800-1.05 RWB905

$46.25 $50.00

$3.75 off RRP of $50.00
RWB Paddle Tele 760Mm -1.07M RWB Paddle Tele 760Mm -1.07M RWB907

$23.00

RWB Paddle Tele Micro Orange RWB Paddle Tele Micro Orange RWB909

$25.00

RWB Boat Hook/Paddle H/Duty RWB Boat Hook/Paddle H/Duty RWB915

$48.00

12Mm 316 Ss Rowlock Plates 44068 12Mm 316 Ss Rowlock Plates 44068 SAW-44068

$37.95

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RWB Oars -Pine 7 Ft & Stops RWB Oars -Pine 7 Ft & Stops RWB3847

$156.33 $169.00

$12.67 off RRP of $169.00
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RWB Oars -Pine 8 Ft Plain RWB Oars -Pine 8 Ft Plain RWB3850

$166.50 $180.00

$13.50 off RRP of $180.00
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RWB Oars -Pine 8 Ft & Stops RWB Oars -Pine 8 Ft & Stops RWB3851

$177.60 $192.00

$14.40 off RRP of $192.00
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RWB Oars -Pine 8 1/2Ft &Stops RWB Oars -Pine 8 1/2Ft &Stops RWB3853

$195.18 $211.00

$15.82 off RRP of $211.00
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RWB Paddle -Pine 1.2M Std RWB Paddle -Pine 1.2M Std RWB4342

$58.28 $63.00

$4.72 off RRP of $63.00
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RWB Paddle -Pine 1.5M Std RWB Paddle -Pine 1.5M Std RWB4344

$72.15 $78.00

$5.85 off RRP of $78.00
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RWB Paddle /Boat Hook 1.2 Mtr RWB Paddle /Boat Hook 1.2 Mtr RWB908

$21.00

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Choose boat oars for dinghies, tenders and small craft where simple manual propulsion or backup movement is useful.

Boat oars for tenders and small craft

Boat oars are a simple way to move a small boat, tender or dinghy when quiet control, short-distance movement or backup propulsion is needed. Choose by boat size, rowing position, storage space and whether matching rowlocks or fittings are required. A longer oar can give better leverage, but it also needs enough room to store and use safely around passengers and gear.

For related small-craft equipment, compare this range with safety equipment, marine safety and boat hooks.

Fit, storage and handling checks

Before choosing oars, measure available storage space and check the rowing position on the boat. Consider blade style, shaft length, grip comfort and whether the oars need to pair with existing rowlocks. If they are kept as backup equipment, store them where they can be reached without moving heavy gear first.

For dinghy or tender setups, related categories such as motor trolleys and dinghy wheels and outboard accessories may also be useful.

Practical selection checks

  • Match shaft length to boat beam width and the rowing position available on the tender.
  • Check whether rowlocks or fittings are already fitted, or whether they need to be ordered alongside the oars.
  • Consider how the oars will be stored — lashed to rails, in a tube or flat on the floor — when not in use.
  • For tenders trailed or dinghied ashore frequently, choose an oar that can be handled by the people using the boat.

Frequently asked questions

What length boat oar do I need?

The right length depends on boat width, rowing position, storage space and the type of small craft being used.

Do boat oars need rowlocks?

Many rowing setups use rowlocks or compatible fittings, so check whether your boat already has them or needs matching hardware.

Where should spare oars be stored?

Store them where they are secure, protected from damage and easy to reach when needed.

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