Propellers

Pitch - The theoretical distance, in inches, that a propeller travels forward during one revolution. Think of pitch as speed. The higher pitch propeller the engine can turn, the faster the boat will usually go. You only need to choose the correct pitch propeller for the boat and engine. The correct diameter for that propeller has been predetermined by the engineers at the various manufacturers.	Pitch
Diameter - The distance across the imaginary circle made when the propeller rotates	Diameter

Black Max Series Quality die-cast 3-blade aluminum Eye-catching high gloss Phantom Black finish Easy to maintain & repair 6 in. - 25 in. pitch
Alpha 4 4-blade die-cast aluminum Better acceleration and handling than 3-blade Right-hand and left-hand rotation 16 in. - 20 in. pitch
Vengeance Better acceleration & handling than 3-blade aluminum propeller Proven 3-blade design Patented Duratec gloss finish Right-hand rotation, Left-hand rotation available in some pitches 9 in. - 25 in. pitch
High Five Patented 5-blade stainless technology Smooth-as-silk acceleration Pulls skiers effortlessly 17 in. - 26 in. pitch
Trophy Plus Patented 4-blade stainless steel design Quicker hole shot, improved mid-range speed & amazing handling Reduced steering loads 17 in. - 26 in. pitch

• Plane the boat faster than 3-blade propellers
• Keep the boat on plane at a lower speed
• Give improved mid-range speed at the same RPM as a 3-blade propeller
• Provide quicker acceleration than most 3-blade propellers
• Run smoother than 3-blade propellers
• Have better holding power in rough conditions
• Are less likely to ventilate in sharp turns
• Provide better low speed handling
• Are not quite as fast on the top end as a comparable 3-blade propeller