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Additional costs and important information associated with importing your Stryker Boat.

Shipping is $450.
Fees and taxes are paid by the customer
Duty Cost on Boat– Customs charges 2.4% of the value of the boat. Typically this ranges from $100-$250
Duty Cost on Accessories – This could range from 0-20%. Some accessories are not charged an import fee at all. Others like wheels could be 20%
Import taxes are charged directly by carrier (DHL) and submitted to US border services. Sometimes the carrier will require your IRS/SS# for import purposes.
The customer receiving the boat may be asked to supply their Social Security Number to customs.
State taxes vary from state to state. Your state may charge tax before delivering your boat.
You will need to register your boat.

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Little River Carbon Fiber Oars

Little River Carbon Fiber Oars

Vendor: Little River Marine
Sale price: $699.00
Regular price: $699.00
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Estimated Arrival: Between Nov 25 and Dec 02. *ETA to the USA Only

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Oars are long poles with a wide , flat blade at one end used to drive your rowing shell into a particular direction. It consists of several parts, the handle, shaft, sleeve, collar, shaft, and blade, and is attached to the boat at the oarlock.

Types of Oars

☑ Macon is the traditional u-shaped blade and the oars are symmetrical on both sides. Its blade is less likely to catch the water on the return stroke makes it more effective when want to row without feathering.

☑ Hatchet is the modern oar with rectangular or hatchet blade shape and is slightly more efficient.

Topics to consider when choosing your rowing craft.