Ultimate BoatingMercury Racing Bravo

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Mercury Racing

Mercury Racing Bravo

The Bravo by Mercury Racing is a 4-blade propeller.

The essentials: what sets this series apart

  • 4 blades, where the compared rivals have 3more grip and load-holding, a slight loss of top speed

Head to head with its direct rivals

Comparison of the Bravo series against Honda Turbo Performance · Mercury Enertia · Quicksilver Q3, at a comparable diameter class.

CharacteristicMercury Racing BravoHonda Turbo PerformanceMercury EnertiaQuicksilver Q3
Diameter14.75″14.75″13.5–16″13.6–16″
Pitch range22.5–33″23–25″11–22″11–21″
Blades4333
MaterialStainless steelStainless steelStainless steelStainless steel
RotationRight + leftRight handRight + leftRight hand
Hub / kitMercury Performance Vent System (PVS)n/aFlo-Torq SSR / SSR HDPVS / Flo-Torq II

How we compare →

Key figures

Material
Stainless steel
Blades
4
Diameter
14.75"
Pitch range
22.5–33"
Rotation
Right + left
Hub / kit
Mercury Performance Vent System (PVS)

Published compatibilities

two-stroke powered catamarans (single and twin engine)

Sources and technical context

Other Mercury Racing propellers