Number Plate Holder Description
Bow Ball:
Required equipment per USRowing’s Rules of Rowing, make sure you have a bow ball on your boat and another in your toolbox. From Schröder Rowing Service, this white bow ball is essential to protect against puncture injuries.
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Bow Ball
$10.00
Available on backorder
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