OVERVIEW

This increase in blade area improves surface motoring, grip on the water, and overall efficiency when on foil. The trade-off is a slightly slower take-off due to the larger blade surface. The improved mid-range thrust also makes this propeller more efficient, helping to save battery life.

Think of it like swimming with webbed fingers. The webbing may be slower to get moving, but once you do, your movement is more controlled and efficient.

DETAILS

These propellers are available as an upgrade only and are mainly for intermediate and advanced riders wanting to fine-tune their ride. Beginners may benefit in some situations, but most will prefer to start with the standard propellers before considering upgrades.

The MHR10 is perfect for all disciplines, especially:

• Swell chasing, riding fast bumps, or needing to keep up with waves
• Light to midweight efoilers who want more efficiency and speed, and are happy to sacrifice some low-end thrust

TECH SPECS

• More top speed for chasing swell
• Strong mid-range thrust for cruising efficiency
• More controlled surface motoring
• Better touchdown recovery
• Improved re-entry grip and traction
• Smoother power delivery and take-off

Trade-Offs

• Reduced low-end speed
• Reduced low-end thrust

WHAT’S INCLUDED

3x Individually weighed and balanced propellers

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Why are there propeller options?

The Standard Black Props are a great all-rounder, the additional upgrade propellers are a great option for riders wanting to fine tune their setup. Think of the Standard Propeller like a bike with three gears, versatile, covering both low and high speeds as a solid all-rounder. The propeller upgrades are like adding more gears, either extra low-speed power or higher top-end speed. Each option has its benefits and trade-offs, but they can make a big difference to your session.

Why choose the MID Range 10% MHR10 (Grey) propellers?

Choose Mid-High Range 10% MHR10 (Grey) for maximum speed, stronger mid range thrust and efficiency.

Where can I find more Technical Information?

Check out our Foil Drive Propeller Guide: Choosing the Right Propeller for Your Ride or the Foil Drive Podcast: Propeller Tech Talk with Ryan Arzy and Paul Martin.

This one is for those of you really wanting to understand the technical aspect of the propellers. Join Paul and Ryan as they dive into the details of each prop, use case and configuration different (2 V 3 Blade).