Mercury Enertia ECO propeller named Top Product by Boating Industry

[jasonbraswell]

This sounds like a nice product.

I know very little about props but wondering if this would be a good match with the mecury 150 I have on order.

http://www.mercurymarine.com/news-and-events/news/2014/5/2/mercury-enertia-eco-propeller-named-top-product-bo/

 

[Bamaman]

It'd be nice if some individual or a boating magazine would take out a few props and publish a comparison test with this prop.  When it comes to propellers, Mercury definitely knows what they're doing.  Their Enertia props have been the standard of the industry for toons, and available in 1" pitch differentials so they can be perfectly matched to users' needs.

 

[BigKahuna]

My pontoon boat came w/the stainless Mercury Mirage Plus. I don't know what the difference is between the Enertia and the Mirage but we love the performance and durability of our prop.........

 

[Bamaman]

Your I/O is a different animal than a 150 hp outboard.  I think Bennington tells the dealers what props are best for the application.  I've always been a fan of the 4.3 I/O motor--a good compromise between horsepower and efficiency.

 

[Jack M]

 

[cwag911]

The ECO prop only comes in 19", 21", 23" pitch. Too large for most pontoons.

 

[Jack M]

I had asked the dealer about one and that is what he also told me .

The ECO prop only comes in 19", 21", 23" pitch. Too large for most pontoons.

 

[keithkz]

Yeah I tried 2 different sized Mercury Enertia props on my boat last year (I/O).  They look nice and I'm sure they're the best prop for some motors but after all the testing I did I ended up finding out that the prop I already had gave me the best performance.  I charted everything here throughout this thread:

http://club.benningtonmarine.com/index.php?/topic/2459-prop-comparison-enertia-vs-revolution-4/