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Slayer Propel 10

10'
Length
34"
Width (in)
62
Weight (lb)
$2,099
MSRP

Slayer Propel 10 Description

What’s the big deal with this little fishing kayak? Weight– or lack of to be more precise. Weighing in at 62 lbs (without the drive unit) the Slayer Propel 10 is the lightest 10′ pedal drive fishing kayak on the market. Light enough to lift car top or effortlessly slide into the back of a pickup, this little titan is the master of hands free fishing. Powered by Native Watercraft’s unique Propel Pedal Drive System which boasts forward and reverse, the Slayer Propel 10 keeps you on the fish and provides a major aid landing the catch of the day. Armchair-comfortable seat, rock-solid stability, clutter-free cockpit: the design empowers even the xxl angler to stand and sight-cast or to just relax and sip the beverage of the day. Propel speeds vary depending on currents and wind, but pedaling at 3.5 miles per hour all day long issmooth and easy. Bow to stern rail mount system means easy on-and-off for rod holders from major brands like Scotty, Ram, Railblaza, and purposely-positioned rails for mounting cameras to capture your trophy catch.

Slayer Propel 10 Specs and Features

  • Structure: Rigid / Hard Shell
  • Cockpit Type: Sit on Top / Open Cockpit
  • Seating Configuration: Solo
  • Ideal Paddler Size: Average Adult, Larger Adult
  • Skill Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
  • Ideal Paddler Size: Average Adult, Larger Adult
  • Skill Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

Additional Attributes

  • Propel Pedal Drive System with FORWARD AND REVERSE
  • Hand Sewn 1st Class Seating with Adjustable Inseam
  • Left Hand Rudder Control System
  • Impact Resistant Stern Rudder
  • 17″ Dry Bow Hatch Cover
  • Right Hand Forward Facing Rod Holder/Cup Holder
  • Two Flush Mount Rod Holders Aft
  • Several Groove Tracks for Accessory Mounting
  • Premium Deck Padding for Standing
  • Propel Drive Trunk Cover with Accessory Tray and Cup Holder
  • 5″ Dry Storage Hatch
  • Padded Carry Handles
  • Rear Storage Well
  • Super Seal Scupper Plugs
  • Drain Plug

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Slayer Propel 10 Reviews

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I recently purchased the…

Submitted by: paddler2276836 on 8/2/2022

I recently purchased the Propel 10. I use it for inshore saltwater fishing. I love the size, the propel mechanism, the already installed track systems. I do somewhat agree on the rudder issues (I am sure that it would be phenomenal on lakes) but, it does work "sufficiently" on the inshore creeks and inlets. My only "REAL" complaint is the rudder control lever. I find it very "sloppy" and flimsy. I may have to upgrade to a different aftermarket lever control. I have also upgraded the seat risers to after market risers. Kayak is solid and stable!

4

I think it’s a great…

Submitted by: paddler409341 on 5/3/2020
I think it’s a great introduction to the pedal market. It doesn’t have a spot for a transducer but it’s stable enough to stand, has plenty of gear track for accessories and the tank well has good storage capacity. Definitely worth taking a look and a contender when comparing to others in the market.
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Pros: kayak is light; seat…

Submitted by: paddler507613 on 5/21/2019

Pros: kayak is light; seat is comfortable; awesome colors Cons: tracking is abysmal, rudder not big enough; front rod holder positions rod over knees making pedaling difficult; front hatch cover could have better fit.

5

I bought one of the first…

Submitted by: paddler484694 on 1/11/2019

I bought one of the first Slayer Propels offered for sale in October 2014. I was then and continue to be amazed by the space, comfort, and fishability of this lightweight kayak. I use my Slayer Propel 10 to troll for striped bass in the tidal waters of the Chesapeake Bay. I troll 4 lines at a time and have caught hundreds of stripers including my personal best of 37" caught across the Severn River from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis in April 2016.

I am a large guy (6'4" and 240 lbs) yet the Slayer Propel 10 has plenty of space for my legs and my tackle. The cockpit area is remarkably roomy for a 10' kayak. Given my weak back, I do not like to cartop my kayaks and do not use heavy kayaks. I am able to slide the Slayer Propel 10 completely inside my Toyota Sienna minivan with all my gear and close the hatch. This makes loading and unloading quick and easy.

I have never seen any other pedal-drive kayak that offers the same combination of low weight, comfort, and fishability. Native hit a home run with the Slayer Propel 10.

5

Fishing from my Slayer…

Submitted by: JenS on 1/11/2019

Fishing from my Slayer Propel 10 is so much fun. The boat is very stable, there is room for all of my gear, and I can easily manage it by myself when it comes to loading and launching (I'm a 5'2" woman). I love the adjustability of the seat, and it is comfortable for hours and hours of fishing and paddling. The stability is especially important to me, and I feel very safe and secure in this kayak. I also love the propel drive option - on windy days or in a slight current, it helps keep me positioned properly while my hands are free to fish. I love this boat, and plan on keeping it forever!

5

It is small and light. Great…

Submitted by: paddler420403 on 2/27/2018

It is small and light. Great options for a woman.

5

Native asked owners what they…

Submitted by: mjlanger on 10/7/2016
Native asked owners what they could make better; and they delivered. Having tried a Mariner 12, I couldn't reach the pedals and it was too heavy to lug on top of my car, but the concept is great for flat water fishing. The Slayer 10 is light, I can reach the pedals and "zip" along to my fishing holes, and it's stable enough to stand. It has the famous comfy seat that other manufacturers now mimic, but no one else has something in this weight class (light with 500lb capacity) with pedal or paddle!
5

I love me new Slayer Propel…

Submitted by: rashby on 5/4/2016
I love me new Slayer Propel 10. Being a women, it is small enough for me to handle in the water and light enough for me to load. While I always fish with my husband and son, they always outdistanced me and it was hard for me to keep up. With my new Slayer 10 Propel, I am at the front of the line. I love the ease of use. I can paddle or peddle, my choice. It was a bit costly, but I sold my Slayer 12' and got a great price for it. They do hold their value. It makes for a GREAT fish experience.
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