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List Price: $8.99
Our Price: $8.67
Your Save: $ 0.32 ( 4% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Coleman
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Binding: Sports
Brand: Coleman
Color: Black
EAN: 0076501599374
Feature: Two 45" plastic oars
Label: Coleman
Manufacturer: Coleman
Model: 5998N004
Publisher: Coleman
Studio: Coleman
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Features
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Two 45" plastic oars
Easy to assemble and disassemble
Contoured blades for improved performance
Ribbed for extra durability
Great for rowing inflatables
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Editorial Reviews:
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Coleman, 2 Pack, 45" Plastic Oars, Contoured Blades For Improved Performance, Ribbed For Increased Durability, Easy To Assemble.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Broke During First Use
Comment: I had low expectations when I first bought these oars, but I expected them to last longer than what they did. I took a casual trip around a local lake and the connecting piece on one of the oars cracked within the first twenty minutes. These were basically a complete waste of money since now I must buy a more expensive pair on top of this one to replace that one. Cheap price but very cheap quality also.
Customer Rating:
Summary: You Get What You Pay For
Comment: When you put them together ensure as much of the thread on the rod end as possible is in the fastner or it will brake more easily. The oars are very small and make it difficult to propel or steer larger rafts. Price may be worth the work.
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Summary: Prone to snapping
Comment: I used these in combination with my coleman raft. After 3 trips out the plastic part in the center that hold the top half and the bottom half together snapped.
I guess you can't expect too much for $8
Customer Rating:
Summary: Amazingly good for the price
Comment: I got these oars with low expectations, but they are actually pretty nice. They easily come apart to pack in a tiny space, and they are quite sturdy. I used them with a small dinghy, and if I pulled as hard as I could I could feel and see them flex, but they did not break. To make them perfect, the blades could be little longer, and the shafts could be more rigid and join together to make a double paddle, but what do you want for less than ten bucks.
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