Propellers

Four-blade SOLAS Amita 4 propeller with a higher pitch (10x13) providing a balanced mix of thrust and speed for Johnson/Evinrude 20-35 HP. This aluminum prop allows for higher top-end speed while retaining the benefits of a 4-blade design – stability and strong grip.

• 4-blade configuration – ensures steady thrust and handling, even with the higher 13″ pitch
• 10″ diameter, 13″ pitch – aimed at moderately loaded boats seeking more speed without sacrificing control
• Solid aluminum construction (Solas squeeze-cast) – reinforced blades with anti-corrosive coating for reliability and durability
• Combines the advantages of a 4-blade design (quick planing, good thrust) with improved top-speed potential compared to the 12″ pitch version

Three-blade SOLAS Amita 3 aluminum propeller (12.5x13 model) made for higher-power Johnson/Evinrude 40-50 HP outboards. Its wide blades (Amita 3-C series) deliver exceptional thrust under load and smooth performance for medium-sized boats.

• 12.5″ diameter, 13″ pitch – large size suitable for ~40-60 HP engines, provides strong thrust and efficient cruising
• Reinforced wide blades (Amita 3-C design) – greater surface area for extra push on heavy boats
• High-strength aluminum construction (squeeze-cast) + multi-layer anti-corrosion paint – durability and protection in saltwater
• Excellent holeshot and steady mid-range speed – an ideal upgrade for 4-6 m boats with Johnson/Evinrude 40-50 HP

Three-blade SOLAS Amita 3 propeller with a low 11″ pitch (13″ diameter) for Johnson/Evinrude 40-50 HP. Its large diameter and small pitch deliver maximum thrust and easy takeoff for heavily-loaded boats, allowing the engine to reach optimal RPM under load.

• 13″ diameter, 11″ pitch – a “low gear” setup for powerful thrust and quick hole-shot
• Oversized wide blades (Amita 3-C) – move more water for extra push in heavy conditions
• Tough aluminum construction (squeeze-cast) with anti-corrosion coating – withstands hard use and saltwater exposure
• Ideal if your engine struggles to reach RPM with a higher-pitch prop – this prop relieves the engine and improves acceleration when loaded