Oar pogies
How come only kayakers get pogies? Rafters deserve pogies too!
It seems that NRS used to sell Oar Mitts, but they are now discontinued (design flaw and poor reviews?).
https://www.nrs.com/product/24561/nr...mitts-closeout
I recently came across these bike pogies at Wiggy's (please keep the referendum on Wiggy's in the sleeping bag thread). At $100 they are pricey but they look like they may work on oars.
https://www.wiggys.com/cycling/pogies/
A search on Amazon comes up with a wide variety of bike pogies across a wide price range.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=bike+pogi...f=nb_sb_noss_1
The question about bike pogies is how well they will fit and stay on an oar. More research is required on specs.
Kayaking, biking and sculling all have multiple options for pogies, but from what I can find no one makes whitewater oar pogies. This seems like an obvious product, although with perhaps a rather small market.
Does anyone have any experience with oar pogies? What is a rafter with a penchant for off-season boating to do?
It seems that NRS used to sell Oar Mitts, but they are now discontinued (design flaw and poor reviews?).
https://www.nrs.com/product/24561/nr...mitts-closeout
I recently came across these bike pogies at Wiggy's (please keep the referendum on Wiggy's in the sleeping bag thread). At $100 they are pricey but they look like they may work on oars.
https://www.wiggys.com/cycling/pogies/
A search on Amazon comes up with a wide variety of bike pogies across a wide price range.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=bike+pogi...f=nb_sb_noss_1
The question about bike pogies is how well they will fit and stay on an oar. More research is required on specs.
Kayaking, biking and sculling all have multiple options for pogies, but from what I can find no one makes whitewater oar pogies. This seems like an obvious product, although with perhaps a rather small market.
Does anyone have any experience with oar pogies? What is a rafter with a penchant for off-season boating to do?