How to Calculate the Right Oar Length for Your Small Boat

[@soxkoglunibaba6306]

Simple and complete!!

[@brianyott3956]

Thank you for posting. BIG HELP

[@tubejim101]

47 is my inboard loom length. I came up with 7.589 ft. Should I go with 7 ft or 8 ft oars?

[@SeachoiceProducts]

We recommend rounding up to 8 ft.

[@skitjaz]

Ok, but at what distance do install the oarlocks on the oars?

[@jckdnls9292]

Put the paddles 4 to 10 inches from each other centered.

[@SSMaynerd]

i would need 10-1//2 foot long oars

[@markweatherall7437]

Why 24 x 25 ÷ 7? Is the 25 ÷ 7 in all inboard loom length measurement?

[@brett9382]

I'm just making 100% sure. This is to find the entire length oar, not just the oar shaft, correct?

[@SeachoiceProducts]

Correct.

[@miffy8241]

I know what paddles works for my Malibu two XL! But this is great in case I get a robot

[@Xerkies]

Man, oars are expensive

[@bqdavis1]

Ok, I want oars for my 30 foot lobster boat. 9.5 feet x 12= 114 inches. /2 +2 = 59. *25/7= 210.71 or about 17.5 feet.

[@user-bj3ll1op5p]

Ur high