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Aqua Marina BLUEDRIVE S & K Electric Power Fins

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Description

Aqua Marina BLUEDRIVE S & K Electric Power FinsTurn your paddleboard or kayak into a low effort, high fun machine. The Aqua Marina BLUEDRIVE S and BLUEDRIVE K are electric propulsion assist fin systems that mount to most iSUPs, kayaks, and inflatable rides. Whether you're exploring distant coves, gliding across open water, or saving your shoulders from a long day of paddling, these fins add serious ease to your lake day. Smooth, silent, and surprisingly powerful. Key Features Electric propulsion

Turn your paddleboard or kayak into a low-effort, high-fun machine. The Aqua Marina BLUEDRIVE S and BLUEDRIVE K are electric propulsion-assist fin systems that mount to most iSUPs, kayaks, and inflatable rides. Whether you're exploring distant coves, gliding across open water, or saving your shoulders from a long day of paddling, these fins add serious ease to your lake day. Smooth, silent, and surprisingly powerful.

Key Features

  • Electric propulsion-assist fin with efficient 360° water intake

  • Adjustable speed settings (2.5 mph, 3.7 mph, reverse 1.1 mph)

  • Universal fin box compatibility – works with most iSUPs & kayaks

  • Wireless wrist remote – adjust speed & check battery at a glance

  • Auto shut-off leash – for safety if you fall in

  • Two battery options: BLUEDRIVE S (portable) & BLUEDRIVE K (external battery-ready)

Specifications

  • Power Output: 12V DC, 240W

  • Fin Size: 11.8" x 8.3" x 4.3" (30 x 21 x 11 cm)

  • Speed Settings: Low (2.5 mph), High (3.7 mph), Reverse (1.12 mph)

  • Waterproof Rating: IP67

Battery Options:

  • BLUEDRIVE S: Includes lithium-ion battery, ~50 minutes runtime, 5.3 lbs total weight. TSA-compliant for air travel.

  • BLUEDRIVE K: Requires external 12V marine battery. Choose your own setup for long-distance or multi-day rides.

What's Included

  • BLUEDRIVE S or K propulsion-assist fin system

  • Wireless remote control with strap

  • Charger, dry bag, and quick-start guide

  • Safety leash with auto shut-off functionality

Why Choose It

Whether you’re looking to boost your fishing kayak, extend your paddleboard tour, or explore with less effort, this power fin system has you covered. It’s compact, compatible, and completely changes your lake days.

Want to upgrade your current iSUP or kayak? Order from e-boarders.com and get free shipping on every BLUEDRIVE kit.

⚠️ Compliance & Safety Notes

This is a recreational electric-assist fin system. Always follow battery charging instructions, depth use guidelines, and safety precautions. Not a rescue or life-saving device.

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