Cataracts lightest blade yet, the Streamlite™ oar blade shares the same asymmetric, water-hugging shape Cutthroat rowers love for shallow water while shedding excess weight and maintaining all the muscle for ultimate performance. Whether you're running Class V or fishing your local river, the Streamlite will keep you rowing long after everyone else turns in for the day.

• Weighing in at only 2.5 pounds, it's a half-pound lighter than the Cutthroat Blade and one of the lightest blades on the market.
• As part of the weight savings, the blade has a carbon-fiber spindle, the reinforcing spline that runs through the blade.
• Measuring 8.5" wide and 27.5" long, the Streamlite is shaped to put more of the blade's surface area underwater.
• The asymmetrical shape is especially popular with fishermen maneuvering in late-season streams.
• Grooved blade insert prevents silt buildup inside the oar shaft and makes removal easy.
• The convenient push button locks the 1 5/8" diameter shank of the blade in Cataract, Carlisle and 1 7/8" OD Sawyer shafts, allowing quick, no-tool interchangeability.
• Built tough for Cataract Oars SGG™, SGX™, X Wound™ and Streamlite™ shafts.
• And like all Cataract blades, the Streamlite floats!