🌟 Paddle Your Way to Adventure!
The Inflatable Boat Oars Kid Size by Jashem is a high-quality, eco-friendly paddle designed for young paddlers. With a detachable design for easy transport, adjustable length for comfort, and compatibility with various watercraft, it's the perfect accessory for family outings on the water.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 16.77 x 5.63 x 3.19 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.69 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Jashem |
| Warranty Description | 1 years |
| Model Name | Inflatable Boat oars 2023 |
| Color | blue and yellow |
| Material | plastic |
| Suggested Users | unisex-teen |
| Manufacturer | Jashem |
| Part Number | 06180119 |
| Included Components | Retainer ring |
| Size | Large |
L**S
Fun in the pool.
Can use shortened with floaties in our pool.
J**I
Does the job
was used during a tube float in the Colorado river. Did it’s job until the wake got too strong
E**Y
Broke
Broke on my float.
T**M
Ores for plastic boat
Both my daughters had a blast learning the basics of rowing for the first time. Good product and sturdy especially for beginners.
T**
A bit small
They were used to float a river they were a bit on the small size but worked ok
E**E
Kinda cheap but will do the trick!
I just needed something for my boat incase of emergencies. This will do the trick.Satisfied customer!
B**L
Will brake
The first ore got me about 100 feet off shore before it broke took it much easier on the second one lasted about another 3 or 400 yards out to sea before it broke left be drifting in the current a couple miles finly swam to shore lost dingey DO NOT BUY THESE PIECES OF CRAP
K**0
Don't go on an expedition with these.
What can I say...... They're cheap, so I wasn't expecting much. They'd be good for going down a lazy river on a tube, or entering a cardboard box boat race, which is what I'm doing with them. I wouldn't suggest taking them out to sea, as one reviewer did. This could potentially put you in a "Gilligan's Island" situation and you'll be lost at sea for the rest of your life, if you're lucky. They're gonna break on you, for sure, if you use them more than a few times, which is ok because they're cheap as f&$%.
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