Identify that oar
Filter by brand and part to find a visual match, then use it to write an accurate listing.
Spoons from broken oars are still useful: a spoon can be swapped onto another shaft to turn two same-side oars into a rowing pair, so please list those too. We currently have full details for Concept2 and Croker, and will add others as the site grows.
Macon
Concept2 · Blade
Released 1976, revised 1980
Big
Concept2 · Blade
Released 1991
Smoothie1
Concept2 · Blade
Released 1996
Fat2
Concept2 · Blade
Released 2004
Smoothie2 Plain
Concept2 · Blade
Released 2006
Smoothie2 Vortex
Concept2 · Blade
Released 2006
Bantam
Concept2 · Blade
Released 2015
Comp
Concept2 · Blade
Released 2019
Ultralight
Concept2 · Shaft
Released 1997
Low-i
Concept2 · Shaft
Released 2004
Skinny
Concept2 · Shaft
Released 2011
10cm Adjustable
Concept2 · Handle
Released 1995
Whole handle removes to allow movement of two clamshell parts.
5cm Adjustable
Concept2 · Handle
Released 2005
Grip only is removed.
Fixed
Concept2 · Handle
Released 1976
Typically wooden, but can be composite or alloy.
Macon
Croker · Blade
Released 1990
Cleaver
Croker · Blade
Released 1992
Droop Snoot
Croker · Blade
Released 1997
Slick
Croker · Blade
Released 2002
Slick (round)
Croker · Blade
Released 2010
Rounded blade edge.
Arrow
Croker · Blade
Released 2015
MK1 Sleeve
Croker · Sleeve
Released 1992
MK3 Sleeve
Croker · Sleeve
Released 2005
MK4 Sleeve
Croker · Sleeve
Released 2022