The Oarmaster snaps in and out of the hull simply and easily. Once the Oarmaster is removed, the hull is light and easy to carry. The foot stretcher length and oarlock height are adjustable for rowing in different water conditions, and when there is more than one user.
All parts are easily replacable for maintenance and repair.
Standard equipment includes open water gate-less oarlocks, molded seat top, extra large heel cups, and teak foot clogs. The Oarmaster II is the most popular drop in unit. It is designed to use the sleek, wing style rigger found on many racing shells. The wing rigger is stiff and light so energy is not wasted, and the design allows the rower to cut through the pin for the most efficient stroke. When you're done rowing, the wing is simple to remove from the base for storage or transportation.