New Upgrades for 2020 include super grip pedals with hex traction pins, streamlined pedal cranks, and integrated weed guard! Hands free fishing just got better with the Native Watercraft Slayer 10 Propel Kayak. The Slayer 10 Propel has the same open deck layout and fast stable hull as the Slayer series, plus an extra large rudder for quick maneuverability. The Propel system is the only pedal drive that can be pedaled in reverse, an essential capability when battling the catch of the day. The seat can be quickly adjusted forward or backward for a total travel distance of 11" and still have plenty of room behind the seat for tackle boxes. The Slayer 10 features ample foot pads on the deck to increase traction and reduce noise. The open bow trunk is perfect for Native fish bags, PFD storage, and comes with scuppers for drainage when punching through waves or surf, and with Native's groove track mounting rails located on each side from bow to stern customizing the Slayer is a cinch.
Features Native's unique pedal drive system which can go in forward or reverse
Uncluttered flat deck area provides plenty of room to stand comfortably
Plenty of Groove Track Accessory Mounts provide almost limitless customizing options
Padded Carry Handles
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Reviews
By: CazDate: Dec 22, 2019
Looks very nice only wish I knew if
propeller moves up and down for shallow travels in the water..
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