Explore Our Full Range of Evinrude Propellers
A good prop does more than move your boat; it's what characterizes how your engine performs. Each Evinrude propeller converts power into thrust by channeling water across its blades, giving you the control and efficiency that make the brand legendary.
When it's time to replace your current prop, Wholesale Marine has a full selection ready to ship. We carry Evinrude outboard propellers from top manufacturers like Michigan Wheel, Johnson Evinrude, Solas, Turning Point, and Sierra Marine. Whether you're chasing a smoother ride, fixing a damaged prop, or testing new pitch options, you'll find the quality and variety you need right here. Most orders ship the same day, so you can spend less time waiting and more time out on the water.
We Carry Evinrude Outboard Propellers for Every Engine
No two Evinrude motors are alike, and neither are the propellers they need. Wholesale Marine carries Evinrude outboard propellers for engines from 2 horsepower all the way up to 150 and beyond. Whether you're running a small aluminum fishing boat or a high-performance setup, you'll find the right match for your motor and the way you boat.
Looking for a direct replacement? We stock everything from 4-blade Vortex props to high-performance Ballistic propellers, ready to ship as soon as you order. Need a fit for an older Johnson or newer Evinrude E-TEC? We've got those, too.
Aluminum vs. Stainless Steel: Choosing What Works Best for You
The material of your Evinrude propeller makes a big difference in how your boat feels on the water. Both aluminum and stainless steel Evinrude propellers have their advantages; which one you choose all depends on how and where you boat. Aluminum props are lightweight, affordable, and easy to maintain, making them a solid choice for casual cruising or inland waters. Stainless steel versions bring sharper response, improved durability, and better performance under heavy load or high-speed conditions.
If you're upgrading from aluminum to stainless, you'll notice quicker acceleration and more precise handling. But if you're boating in shallow or debris-prone areas, aluminum's lower cost makes replacement less painful.
Find the Right Evinrude Propeller at Wholesale Marine
Your boat deserves a prop that performs as well as your engine does. At Wholesale Marine, we make it easy to find the perfect fit for your setup with our Evinrude Prop Selector Tool and knowledgeable support team. Whether you're replacing a damaged prop, fine-tuning your performance, or outfitting a new motor, we'll help you choose the right Evinrude outboard propellers for your exact model and horsepower.
We're available Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST, ready to answer questions and help you find what you need. Join our Wholesale Rewards Program Rewards Program to earn discounts and perks every time you shop. Browse our full lineup of Evinrude propellers today and get your boat running like new again.
Frequently Asked Questions About Evinrude Outboard Propellers
How do I find the right Evinrude propeller for my engine?
Start by checking your outboard's horsepower, weight, and how you use your boat. The propeller's pitch and diameter affect how fast you accelerate, your top speed, and fuel efficiency. Lower pitch props help with heavy loads, while higher pitch models boost speed. Use Wholesale Marine's Parts Finder or contact our team for expert help.
When should I replace my Evinrude propeller?
Inspect your prop regularly. Cracks, chips, or bent blades are clear warning signs. You might also notice increased fuel use, slower acceleration, or new vibrations; all signs your prop may be out of balance or damaged. Corrosion or pitting from saltwater is another cue it's time for a change.
What's the difference between aluminum and stainless steel Evinrude propellers?
Aluminum Evinrude props are affordable and light, perfect for casual boating and easy maintenance. Stainless steel versions are stronger, more corrosion-resistant, and designed for high-performance use. Choose based on where you boat, how fast you run, and the level of durability you want.