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Date Posted: 14:23:57 12/29/08 Mon
Author: Bob Hall
Subject: Re: Sweeps or sculing oar?
In reply to: Triton227 's message, "Sweeps or sculing oar?" on 14:15:52 12/29/08 Mon

The Triton's 28 feet, right?

You'd be fine using either. The sculling oar may be overkill on that small of a boat. Having rowed 27' and 28' footers with sweeps a lot, I'd say they work just fine. It's also nice to have a little more maneuverability in case you need to go backwards.

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