The Oar Snubber is a device to prevent a rower from falling out of a whitewater rowing vessel when using oars and oar locks. The device prevents an oar shaft from sliding out of its oarlock when extreme angles are encountered in whitewater conditions without limiting the rotational movement of the oar blade. It performs as a rotational retention device with adjustable but limited lateral movement.

The Oar Snubber is a device to prevent a rower from falling out of a whitewater rowing vessel when using oars and oar locks. The device prevents an oar shaft from sliding out of its oarlock when extreme angles are encountered in whitewater conditions without limiting the rotational movement of the oar blade. It performs as a rotational retention device with adjustable but limited lateral movement.

A paddleboard is modified by creating an opening in the center of the paddleboard and inserting the paddle shaft through the opening of the paddleboard. The paddle would have a handle on one end of the shaft of the paddle and a pair of blades on the opposite end. The pair of blades rotate around the shaft as the user pushes and pulls the handle to operate the paddleboard.

A paddleboard is modified by creating an opening in the center of the paddleboard and inserting the paddle shaft through the opening of the paddleboard. The paddle would have a handle on one end of the shaft of the paddle and a pair of blades on the opposite end. The pair of blades rotate around the shaft as the user pushes and pulls the handle to operate the paddleboard.