I am outfitting my first single shell. I am a recreation/fitness
rower. I want good equipment but not necessarily the best. Cost is a
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On Sep 14, 7:24 am, Ned <smith...@kitepilot.net> wrote:
> I am outfitting my first single shell. I am a recreation/fitness
> rower. I want good equipment but not necessarily the best. Cost is a
> factor.javascript:CG_PlayCaptcha();

Where are you located?
Generally I'd suggest C2 oarlocks (not expensive, standard, and last a
long time). If you are in the USA they also have a discount section
for Sculls that might get you even a better price than expected for
the set you need, otherwise the prices are quite reasonable anyway.
You can look for used sculls.

- Paul Smith

On Sep 14, 12:19 pm, paul_v_sm...@hotmail.com wrote:
> On Sep 14, 7:24 am, Ned <smith...@kitepilot.net> wrote:
>
> > I am outfitting my first single shell. I am a recreation/fitness
> > rower. I want good equipment but not necessarily the best. Cost is a
> > factor.javascript:CG_PlayCaptcha();
>
> Where are you located?
> Generally I'd suggest C2 oarlocks (not expensive, standard, and last a
> long time).  If you are in the USA they also have a discount section
> for Sculls that might get you even a better price than expected for
> the set you need, otherwise the prices are quite reasonable anyway.
> You can look for used sculls.
>
> - Paul Smith

I am in Chattanooga TN. I'll check out C2. Thanks.

I'd suggest dropping by the Lookout Rowing Club (it's downtown) and
see if someone might have some used C2 blades and/or oarlocks.
They'reprobably there in the late afternoons ( call to be sure).

I'm in Knoxville and could fix you up with something if you're not in
a hurry.

Bob