Turning Point Hustler® - Right Hand - Aluminum Propeller - H2-1117 - 3-Blade - 11.75" x 17 Pitch

The Turning Point Hustler® Right Hand Aluminum Propeller (H2-1117) is a 3-blade marine propeller engineered for high-performance operation across a wide range of boat types and engines. Built using state-of-the-art Squeeze Casting technology, this 11.75" diameter, 17-pitch propeller delivers the speed and efficiency traditionally associated with stainless steel props while maintaining the lighter weight and durability advantages of premium aluminum construction. The Hustler® line represents Turning Point's commitment to engineering aluminum propellers that perform competitively against their stainless steel counterparts in real-world boating conditions.

The 11.75" diameter and 17-pitch specification define how this right-hand rotation propeller moves water. Pitch refers to the theoretical forward distance (in inches) the propeller would travel in one complete rotation; the 17-pitch design suits mid-range boat speeds and is commonly matched with engines requiring balanced acceleration and cruising performance. The super-stiff metallurgy and aggressive blade geometry characteristic of the Hustler series minimize blade slip, enabling consistent thrust delivery across varying load conditions. Weighing 4.1 lbs, this propeller is manageable for installation and removal while maintaining the structural rigidity necessary for sustained high-RPM operation.

This right-hand Hustler propeller serves recreational anglers, weekend boaters, and fishing enthusiasts operating boats where optimized performance and durability matter. The aluminum construction resists corrosion better than bare steel in freshwater and moderately brackish environments, though saltwater users may require additional protection protocols. For skiffs, center consoles, and recreational offshore boats, the 11.75" x 17 pitch configuration offers the responsiveness needed in varied water conditions while maintaining fuel efficiency compared to larger-pitch alternatives. The right-hand designation ensures correct rotation relative to standard counter-clockwise driveshaft rotation found on most conventional marine engines.

Aluminum propellers like the Hustler represent a practical middle ground in marine propeller selection. They deliver speed and durability at a lower cost than stainless steel and with reduced weight compared to conventional aluminum props, yet require awareness of impact damage risk and corrosion management in saltwater environments. Proper propeller selection depends on matching diameter and pitch to your specific engine model and intended use—consult your engine manufacturer's specifications to confirm this propeller's compatibility before purchase.