+1 on bobbuilds comment. We did the same (DRE frame). I (6'2"), my wife (5'6") and my daughter (5'1") can all row with our setup with a simple hole-pin change.I'm 6 1" and the wife is 5 3"
We switch back and forth at the oars
I currently have the nrs deluxe foot rest but its a hassle to adjust on the fly. What are some solutions to this issue
Not really. The differential is more between me and my daughter. 17" for our combo and only 14" for yours. Of course if she doesn't want to row then it's mootMust be nice.
I'm 6'-6", my wife is 5'-4".
The "must be nice" part was about your wife being a rower. Listing my height was purely sarcasm. :lol:Not really. The differential is more between me and my daughter. 17" for our combo and only 14" for yours. Of course if she doesn't want to row then it's moot![]()
No worries. I'm still trying to get her to row more. I think on our last trip my daughter rowed more than my wife. My wife has a mental block on being able to make the raft do what she wants without thinking really hard. She'll often start pushing the oars or pulling them when the opposite is needed. She is also challenged by what pulling the left oar and pushing the right will do based on where the bow is pointed often taking the "long way" around when spinning the raft.The "must be nice" part was about your wife being a rower. Listing my height was purely sarcasm. :lol:
My oldest daughter is already 5'-6" and rapidly growing.
...and she wants to be a raft guide.
I love that she wants to row. I'm terrified of her living with a bunch of horny raft guides for the summer! :lol:
This would be great. I currently have a DRE frame and my chair flips over my dry box. Anyone have a similar setup and moved to a sliding seat?Easy
Put an aluminum sliding seat bracket under the seat. Adjusts in five seconds.