Sharrow Marine in Detroit Launches Advanced Propellers for Small Boats

As area boaters prepare to store their watercraft for the winter, a new innovative propellor from Sharrow Marine in Detroit now is available to a far wider range of boaters, including those with pontoon boats as well as smaller fishing and pleasure boats.

Sharrow Marine, an industry leader in innovative marine propulsion technology, has launched its new propeller series — the Sharrow MX-A, which is designed specifically for boats with outboards in the 40-200 HP range.

Compatible with 2-stroke, 4-stroke, command thrust, in-line 4-cylinder, and power thrust motors, the Sharrow MX-A is designed to fit major outboard brands, including Mercury, Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, Tohatsu, Johnson, and Evinrude. Prices start at $1,995.

The Sharrow MX-A is engineered to deliver the same industry-leading performance benefits that have defined Sharrow’s product line — improving handling and performance, dramatically reducing noise, and enhancing fuel efficiency — now optimized for lower HP outboard engines.

Sharrow Marine states boaters can expect smoother and quieter rides, faster acceleration, and longer cruising ranges.

The MX-A series is a huge leap forward in performance for a segment that has been waiting for true innovation, says Greg Sharrow, founder and CEO of Sharrow Marine. “We are thrilled to finally bring smaller outboards the efficiency and handling upgrades they deserve.”

The Sharrow MX-A is Sharrow Marine’s first-ever aluminum propeller, opening up its patented technology to an entirely new market. It is manufactured using CNC-machined from aircraft-grade aluminum at Sharrow’s Detroit-based facilities.

The Sharrow MX-A is now available for order through the Sharrow Marine website , with deliveries expected in 4-6 weeks. Every Sharrow MX-A comes with a 30-day satisfaction guarantee and is backed by a Lifetime Manufacturer’s Warranty.

Invented by Greg Sharrow, the Sharrow Propeller has solved the most basic problem of rotary propulsion, eliminating tip cavitation and vortices, and offering significant performance gains over traditional propellers.

Sharrow Engineering holds more than 150 patents worldwide, and is the parent company of Sharrow Marine, which produces and sells the propeller for the maritime industry.

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