Gen 3 Features & Operation

Gen 2 Features & Operation

Rudder-Integrated Installation Manual

Transducer Mounted Installation Manual

Universal Kit Installation Manual

Installing a Weed Guard

Watch Install Videos Here

Troubleshooting & Quick Tips

Motor Care

Bearing Replacement Video

The Texas Power Paddle system was originally designed for Hobie kayaks, and is now available for a wide range of watercrafts. 

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Gen 2 Spec Sheet

Gen 3 Spec Sheet

On full throttle, the battery life is 120 minutes. For low throttle, or combined with pedaling, average users get 6-8 hours.

Depends on the hull type but for most kayaks the Gen 2 system propels at a speed of 3.5-4mph, and the Gen 3 is up to 4.5mph.

Extremely shallow! The hinged motor system only protrudes 5 inches from the hull bottom so you can get into the spots others can’t.

Yes! The motor was originally designed for salt water. Our company was started in the salty Texas coast. Our first product tester was fishing in the gulf of Mexico out under the oil rigs.

If using in salt water, take extra care to rinse the motor with clean water after each use.

Install takes just 5 minutes! Do it all yourself, no kayak doctors needed.

All of our products come with one year warranty and we are generally able to replace parts in just a few days. Some repairs can be done yourself by ordering parts on our website. Read full warranty terms.

Additionally, an extended warranty can be purchased here.

Please contact us if you need assistance.

The motor weights 1 pounds, and the battery weighs 11 pounds, making the total system weight is about 12 pounds. 

You can buy an extra Gen 2 control unit which includes the battery system here.

The motor is adapted from deep sea submersibles – this motor works in tough saltwater environments and can take abuse from the elements. Every full system comes with a motor tune-up kit for easy, annual maintenance.

You can see our product at any of our distributor locations.

We have multiple models that do not occupy the transducer cavity. 

Yes. All states require registration for motorized vessels. Instructions by state can be found here.

We can get you to where the fish are faster and cover more ground with a smile on your face, but the rest is up to you!