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The Osapian range of transom mount trolling motors is ideal for powering small inflatable boats and kickboats, offering reliable performance in a compact, easy-to-use design.
Built around a durable 12V motor, the range is available in 40lb and 55lb thrust models, providing ample power for smaller craft. Osapian motors feature 8 speed control settings—5 forward and 3 reverse—giving you precise control on the water. Designed with portability in mind, these motors are lightweight (from just 6.6kg) and easy to transport, with a collapsible handle that keeps the unit compact when not in use.
The telescopic and extendable steering handle adjusts to different angles for comfortable control, while the LED battery status indicator allows you to easily monitor your power levels. A durable 3-blade prop and easy-mount bracket make installation simple and efficient.
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The Osapian range of transom mount trolling motors is ideal for powering small inflatable boats and kickboats, offering reliable performance in a compact, easy-to-use design.
Built around a durable 12V motor, the range is available in 40lb and 55lb thrust models, providing ample power for smaller craft. Osapian motors feature 8 speed control settings—5 forward and 3 reverse—giving you precise control on the water. Designed with portability in mind, these motors are lightweight (from just 6.6kg) and easy to transport, with a collapsible handle that keeps the unit compact when not in use.
The telescopic and extendable steering handle adjusts to different angles for comfortable control, while the LED battery status indicator allows you to easily monitor your power levels. A durable 3-blade prop and easy-mount bracket make installation simple and efficient.
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