About this product
Native Watercraft Rudder Upgrade
We redesigned the whole shaft to be made from billet aluminum and then machined some sweet water-slicing adaptors to hold the drop-down rudder blade. The blade is made from aluminum and engineered with a spring to lock the rudder down when you need it. The spring has been beefed up from standard so you don’t have to worry about shaking the rudder down when launching and it now drops deeper into the water to give you the added turning and tracking performance you’ve desired.
The 5″ shaft rudder fits the following kayaks with the BP6051 T Lock Steering Upgrade installed. If installing this with the standard steering disc the rear plate needs a hole drilled to run the cord: Native Watercraft TitanX 10.5, Native Watercraft TitanX 12.5, Native Watercraft Slayer Max 10.5, Native Watercraft Slayer Max 12.5, Bonafide P127, Native Watercraft Slayer Propel 10 LTE
The 3″ shaft rudder fits the following kayaks with the BP6051 T Lock Steering Upgrade installed. If installing this with the standard steering disc the rear plate needs a hole drilled to run the cord: Native Watercraft Slayer Propel 10, Native Watercraft Slayer Popel 13, Native Watercraft Titan Propel 10.5, Native Watercraft Titan Propel 12, Native Watercraft Titan Propel 13.5
Native Watercraft Rudder Upgrade Features
- Tough 6061 Marine Anodized Aluminium
- 5 Axis Machined Hydrodynamic Side Plates
- Stainless Steel Fasteners
- Compatible With BerleyPro T Lock Steering Upgrade and Native Slayer Max and Titan Steering Plates with Modification
- CNC Machined and Dual Radii Aluminum Blade
- Deeper Water Penetration
- Spring Loaded for instant retraction when hitting underwater objects
- Retractable with pull cord
- Sharper Turning
- Better Tracking
- Antifoul spring design
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