Holeshot Performance Propeller

Holeshot Performance Propeller

HPP Options:

  • HPP14 14.5” is a 14 Pitch Propeller

  • HPP16 14.5” is a 16 Pitch Propeller

  • HPP18 is an 18 Pitch Propeller

  • HPP 19 is the perfect blend of extreme hole shot and top end performance for a majority of customers with boats and engines with the proper gear ratio.

  • HPP 20 is a 20 Pitch Propeller

  • HPP 22 is a 22 Pitch Propeller

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Holeshot Performance Propeller
$1,850.00

After years of testing, the team at Holeshot Performance Propeller has designed and patented a high performance, durable, shallow water propeller that SIGNIFICANTLY increases holeshot,  shallow water performance and ability to run high on your jack plate.  You will be able to cruise at lower on-plane speeds, jump up quickly with significant stern lift along with increased handling - including in reverse.  All of this in a bolt on, standard hub-kit system with little or no significant weight increase compared to standard high performance propellers.  

  • " I’ve tested 16 props looking for the right one including 3 others this same day. This Prop is a game changer. Handling and hole shot are as good as any TRP. It was an eye opener to see how this prop changed every aspect of the operation of my boat for the better."

    Danny Shane McGuire

  • "Holeshot Performance Props & Chuck Mckinny have left me speechless with how well the handling in ankle deep water sitting in the mud and performance but better yet the jam this prop can get you out of. The accuracy of how amazing this prop preforms can never be justified unless you are on a boat seeing it in action. Handling was amazing smooth ride to the fullest. Thank you for shocking the day lights out of me chuck. I couldn’t ask for a better prop."

    Zach Meiers

  • "Ran boat yesterday, was able to jump up at 6 on plate with 4 people and full tank of gas. Also hit 47mph at 5100 rpm, which would normally be 45mph. I was able to stay on plane at 13-14mph with tabs down."

    Chris Baggett