Oar grip

An oar grip, comprising:

• an upper shell and a lower shell capable of being buckled with each other, an interior of each of the upper shell and the lower shell being of a hollow structure, a handle base being disposed in a middle position inside the upper shell, a handle groove being provided in the handle base, connecting columns being symmetrically disposed on two sides of the handle base, threaded holes being provided in the connecting columns;
• a handle column being upward disposed in a middle position inside the lower shell, a handle hole allowing a handle to penetrate through being provided in the handle column, a tail end of the handle column extending into the handle groove, stepped holes coaxial with the threaded holes being provided on a left and right of the handle column, the upper shell being fixedly connected to the lower shell through screws sequentially screwed into the stepped holes and the threaded holes.