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Rowboat lighting
Rowing lights – bright, lightweight and fully waterproof. Ideal for low-light sessions and busy waterways.
This category includes lighting designed specifically for rowing: high visibility, easy mounting and resistant to spray, rain and boat movement. Perfect for early-morning outings, evening training or shared waterways.
Available products
- 360° LED safety lights – highly visible units for singles, pairs and crew boats.
- Mounting options – suction mounts, magnetic bases and 3M-VHB pads.
- Replacement parts – magnets, pads and mounting adapters.
In-boat use
- Mount on a clean, flat section of deck or rigger for secure attachment.
- Ensure the light is firmly in place and clearly visible before launching.
- White 360° light for visibility on the water; dim red light for adjustments at the dock.
Related: Bow fittings · Navisafe rowing lights
Safety lights for rowing boats and canoes: Stay visible in the dark
Rowing and canoeing in the dark can be a wonderful experience, but safety is always paramount. Follow these tips to make sure you stay safe during your nighttime adventure on the water.
- The most important tip is to use proper lighting. A white top light is mandatory for all boats on the water, but an exception is made for rowing boats and canoes. However, it is advisable to use a top light to increase your visibility.
- In addition to a top light, it is also important to carry personal lighting. A headlamp or reflective vest is a good way to ensure that other vessels can see you.
- There are a number of other safety measures you can take to make your adventure in the dark safe. For example, it is important to row or kayak in a group, know your surroundings and wear a lifejacket.
By following these tips, you can ensure that your nighttime adventure on the water is a safe and enjoyable experience.
