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THE MAX 10 IS THE MOST COMPACT FULL FEATURED BOAT ON THE MARKET
The Max 10 with the SpringBlade Rudder System is the most compact full featured boat on the market. This fishing kayak will fit in the bed of a truck but has many of the features of it’s bigger sibling, the Slayer Max Propel 12.5. The Max 10 flawlessly combines features and size, making this kayak like no other on the market. Key features include: The bow hatch area with a location for battery storage and easy transducer wiring through the integrated hull scupper.
Built in transducer mounting plate on the hull so you do not have to drill into your kayak to mount your transducer. Dual electronic switch mounting plates that are replaceable if you want to change your setup without drilling into your boat. Stern inserts built in for easy mounting of a Power-Pole Micro Anchor or a motor. Ample storage and groove tracks for mounting accessories and a Sidekick wheel system.
Now featuring a PivotPro swivel seat. This innovative addition offers several benefits. It provides easy access to gear and allows for adjustable positioning while fishing. The swivel seat also improves casting accuracy, which can lead to higher fish landing rates. As an added bonus, the PivotPro swivel seat can be retrofitted to most past Slayer Propel Models, with the exception of pre-2022 Max 12.5 models.
What water is the Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10 built for?
The Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10 does not have a published water-type rating for this exact model, so do not present it as specifically built for offshore, inshore or freshwater use. It is a compact 10-foot pedal fishing kayak with a 34.15-inch beam, 400-pound capacity and 701 Series Propel drive. Match it to the conditions, experience and safety requirements involved, and ask Eco Fishing Shop before using it in exposed coastal or rough water.
What are the dimensions of the Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10?
The Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10 measures 10 feet long, 34.15 inches wide and 14.65 inches deep at the beam. Fitted hull weight is 75 pounds, fully rigged weight is 97 pounds and rated capacity is 400 pounds. Allow roughly 10.5 feet of clear length for storage. Use these imperial figures: the metric conversion published alongside the 97 pound rigged weight is arithmetically inconsistent with it.
How much does the Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10 weigh, and how do I move it?
The Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10 weighs 75 pounds fitted and 97 pounds fully rigged. The fitted figure excludes seat and drive; the rigged figure includes both, so removing them lowers the lift. Before choosing a transport method, check your vehicle roof load rating, your rack and crossbar ratings, the rating of any cart or trailer, your loading equipment, and the method and help you will have.
Our car-topping guide covers racks and loading aids.
How much weight can the Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10 carry?
The Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10 is rated to a maximum capacity of 400 pounds. Treat that as one total operating load covering the paddler, the seat, the 701 Series Propel drive, any motor, batteries and electronics, tackle, coolers, safety equipment and the rest of your cargo. Do not subtract the fitted or rigged hull weight to invent a separate usable figure. Leave a margin below the published maximum for conditions and for what you add during the day.
What is the Propel pedal drive on the Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10, and does it have reverse?
The Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10 is fitted with the 701 Series Propel pedal drive, and yes, it gives hands-free forward to reverse without picking up a paddle. Built since 2008 under patent 9,725,149, it runs a 10:1 gear ratio through marine grade anodized aluminum, with an integrated weed guard, anti-slip pedals with removable hex traction pins, streamlined pedal cranks and a prop indexer included. No drive weight or minimum operating depth is published.
Can I add a motor to the Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10?
Yes, the Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10 has a reinforced stern mounting area for a motor or Power Pole with internal steering compatibility, three electronics mounting plates, a rotomolded bow hatch cover over integrated battery storage with direct internal transducer wiring, and a transducer mounting plate on the hull. Motors, batteries and transducers are compatible accessories sold separately. Send us your intended setup and we will confirm the mounting and wiring parts.
How should I strap the Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10 to a roof rack or trailer?
Secure the Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10 with properly rated cam straps, following the instructions supplied with the kayak, the rack and the vehicle. Do not use ratchet straps, and do not winch the kayak onto a trailer: damage caused by the use of ratchet straps is excluded from warranty coverage, and so is damage caused by using a winch system to pull the boat up onto a trailer. Check every strap rating before you travel.
How should I clean and store the Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10?
Rinse the Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10 with fresh water after saltwater use, store it out of prolonged direct sunlight, support the hull evenly and avoid concentrated pressure points. Remove the 701 Series Propel unit when transporting the kayak and carry it separately, which the published warranty requires. Damage caused by improper storage or transportation is excluded from coverage, as are normal wear and color discoloration. Follow the instructions supplied with the kayak.
What warranty comes with the Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10, and how do I register it?
The Native Watercraft Slayer Propel Max 10 hull carries a limited lifetime warranty for the original retail customer against manufacturing defects, five years against normal wear and tear, and one year on kayak components. Commercial, rental, livery and demonstration use gets one year on both instead. The 701 Series Propel drive is guaranteed separately for five years for the original retail customer against defects in workmanship and materials, with top to bottom coverage of any issues in the first two years. Register the kayak within 14 days of purchase, and kayak and drive within two weeks for drive coverage. Claims start with your authorized dealer.
Read the published warranty.
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