The mark consists of The mark contains the two words, Angle Oar, in all capital letters with a space in between the two words. Two paddle blade shafts meet to form an inverted "v" element which is placed in the space between the E in angle and through the O in oar. The inverted "v" of the element starts slightly above the letters, and the shaft elements extends well beneath the letters. The left paddle shaft is a solid line with a paddle blade at the end angled toward the left. The right paddle shaft is also a solid line with a blade at the end angled toward the right, but part of the shaft disappears in the section directly behind the letter O. The placement of the inverted "v" element has the left paddle blade located below the "l" and "e" of the word angle, and the right blade is below the letter "a" in the word oar.