Master Airscrew 3-Blade 11x7 Performance Propeller - Reverse/Pusher/CW

Very high quality. Great packaging.Worked with my 5mm aperture to 6 mm spinner.

Nice prop. Looks and performs great

Master Airscrew is the go to manufacturer for me for pusher props. This three bladed beast can really move some air! Moved my little rescue craft right along!

Strong thrust, no vibration. Another excellent propeller from Master Airscrew.

I bought 2 of these propellers because I wanted them for my 2.0 meter, yellow T-28 for scale appearance. They are a little too small and don't produce the thrust that is needed to maintain original performance. I have since bought the 15X7 version and it works much better.

This prop is Awesome!!! So quiet and smooth. I'll definitely be buying more of these!!

Just what I needed

First off, I'm not new to RC but I'm still relatively a noobie when it comes to quads. I'll start off by saying that I FEEL like this prop seems rather expensive, since I figured this was a 6" x4 (props) purchase, but I was disappointed when only one showed up in the package.Now, it's probably best to keep high-powered quads running 2-blade props but I'm in the experimental stage and want to try different prop configurations to suit my liking. Everyone will have a different liking. I have even contemplated the 6-blade props here on Amazon but decided to go for the 3-blade prop. Again, it see,s expensive since for a couple dollars more, I could have gotten 3 sets of the 6-blade props for the price of this one 3-blade prop.Now, I can't mark down stars for my not knowing this was for 1-prop. That's totally my fault so the 3-star rating has nothing to do with that.The prop feels very solid and durable, unlike a lot of cheap props on the market. The ad mentions this is glass-filled and I believe it. I looks and feels like glass-filled polymer. It looks and feels like carbon-fiber PLA material also. I like it.Why the 3-stars instead of 4 or 5-star if it seems like I like this prop? Well, besides not really being able to use this prop and it'll probably end up being shelved, it's got lots of flashing still left all over the prop from the injection molding process. For the price tag, I would expect top notch quality. Sure it's easy enough to use fine-grit sandpaper and carefully sand off the excess, but for the price of one? Come on? What if the customer takes off too much material? Now there may be a balance issue. For the price, these should be smoothed, sanded and balanced.Unfortunately due to price, I don't think I'll be flying these props on my quads.