We have been working tirelessly to get the Slayer Propel Max 12.5 into full production. We are excited to say we will be producing the Max next week! Here is a little Slayer Max action with team members Ryan Lambert and Chase Tanner absolutely crushing it in South Florida… Who's ready to give the Max a try?! 🔊 Sound on! The Slayer Propel Max is the hands-free forward-to-reverse, OG Slayer Propel 13 reimagined. Designed side-by-side with our anglers and brought to life by our team at our factory

The newest kayak in the @nativewatercraft lineup is the Slayer Propel LTE. A feature rich platform that’s also portable and doesn’t break the bank. What more could you ask for!? . . #kayakfishing #fishing #kayak #nativewatercraft #propel #bassfishing | Justin Floyd

462 reactions · 98 shares | Here is a second sneak peek of the NEW Slayer Propel MAX 12.5! The hands-free forward-to-reverse, OG Slayer Propel 13 reimagined. Designed side-by-side with our anglers and brought to life by our team at our factory in Fletcher, NC USA. More videos and details coming soon... Stay tuned! ___ #nativewatercraft #slayermax #performance #versatility #fishability #speed #kayakfishing #machine #handsfreeforwardtoreverse | Native Watercraft | Facebook

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In the world of freshwater fishing, there are many anglers who prefer getting it done from a kayak. And there’s a lot to be said for that—you’re closer to the water; you’re quieter and stealthier. You can do all of that just a little better when your mode of propulsion is not with your hands but with your feet. Kayaks that eschew paddles for pedal power have been around for years, but there aren’t any ­others quite like the new Slayer Propel Max 12.5. | Boating Magazine