Low Range Propellers 6% Set of 3 If your riding involves choppy water, upwind work, tight wave riding, or higher motor positions, this is the prop to reach for. The LR 6% is 6% larger in both width and diameter than the standard prop, which means it spins at lower RPMs and puts more grip and thrust where you need it most — at low speeds and during recovery. You'll notice the difference on takeoff, when you're bogging down near stall, and when surface motoring through messy conditions. It won't push your top-end speed, but that's not what it's built for. This prop keeps you riding longer on a charge and gives you more control when conditions get technical. Ideal for: Wave riding, upwind sessions, choppy or messy water, assist motor positions, riders who prioritize efficiency and low-speed recovery over top-end speed. Foil Drive Prop Comparison Chart Blue (LR6%) Grey (MHR10%) Black (Standard) Scale 6% Width6% Length 10% Width0% Length Standard scale Speed Range Low Mid-High Mid Efficiency Best Better Good Ventilation Capabilities Best Better Good Doesn't Spin Up Best Better Good Choppy Water Performance Best Better Good Upwind Monitoring Best Better Good Rider Upwind/Downwind Laps Catching Fast-Moving Swell Quick Take-Off Highlights Low-End Grunt High-Speed Power Mid-Range What Foil Drive has to say: Prioritize low end power for strong take-off’s and thrust when bogging down or near stall recovery. Wider and Longer by 6% compared to the Standard Propeller, adding surface area and overall propeller diameter. The larger diameter means the props spin at a lower RPM, reducing top end speed, but improving low-end thrust, cruising efficiency, surface motoring. Benefits: More low-end thrust Better surface motoring More control through surface chop More traction/grip on take-off, re-entry Improved near stall/low speed recovery Trade-Offs: Reduced top-end speed Who Is It For: A great option for riders needing more thrust at take-off or recovering when bogged down, from low speed touch down or near stall. - Assist Motor Positions- Surface Motoring- Choppy / Messy Water- Wave Riding- Upwind/Downwind
