Drone Propellers

Find the right drone propeller for your FPV build with our collection of propellers for micro drones, freestyle quads, racing drones, cinewhoops and other multirotor applications. Our range includes different propeller sizes, pitches and blade configurations so you can choose a setup that matches your motors and flying style.

A propeller has a direct effect on how an FPV drone feels in the air. Changing the diameter, pitch or number of blades can alter thrust, throttle response, efficiency and current demand. This is why choosing a propeller should be based on the complete drone setup rather than simply selecting the largest or highest-pitch prop available.

FPV Drone Propellers for Different Builds

Our FPV drone propellers are available for different drone sizes and applications, from compact builds to larger FPV platforms.

Micro and Small FPV Propellers

Smaller propellers are commonly used on lightweight FPV drones and compact builds where low weight and quick motor response are important. These are useful for small freestyle drones, micro quads and cinewhoops.

3-Inch and 3.5-Inch Propellers

3-inch and 3.5-inch FPV propellers are popular for compact freestyle, lightweight and cinematic builds. The right propeller can provide a balance between responsiveness, thrust and efficiency without adding unnecessary weight to a small drone.

5-Inch FPV Propellers

5-inch FPV propellers are widely used on racing and freestyle drones. Different combinations of diameter, pitch and blade count can significantly change the character of a 5-inch quad. Lower-pitch props can offer smoother and more responsive handling, while higher-pitch designs can provide more thrust and speed at the cost of greater motor load.

7-Inch FPV Propellers

7-inch drone propellers are commonly used on larger FPV builds, including long-range platforms. Propeller selection becomes particularly important on these builds because efficiency and cruising performance can have a significant effect on flight time.

Understanding Drone Propeller Sizes

FPV propeller specifications can look confusing at first, but the numbers provide useful information.

For example, a propeller marked 5×4×3 generally indicates:

5 – approximately 5-inch diameter
4 – approximately 4-inch pitch
3 – three blades

The exact naming format can vary between manufacturers, so always check the specifications for the particular propeller you are buying.

Propeller Diameter

Diameter refers to the overall size of the propeller. Larger propellers can move more air, but they also require a suitable motor and frame setup.

Propeller Pitch

Pitch describes the theoretical distance a propeller would travel during one revolution through a solid medium. In practical FPV flying, pitch affects the amount of air the propeller moves and contributes to the drone's thrust, speed and throttle response.

Higher-pitch propellers generally require more motor torque and can increase current consumption, while lower-pitch propellers can provide easier RPM changes and a more responsive feel.

Number of Blades

FPV propellers commonly come in two-, three- and sometimes higher-blade configurations.

A 2-blade propeller can be useful when low weight and efficiency are priorities. A 3-blade propeller can provide a different balance of grip, control and thrust and is widely used on freestyle and racing builds.

More blades do not automatically mean a better propeller. The ideal choice depends on the motor, battery, drone weight and intended flight style.

Choosing the Right FPV Propeller

Before buying a drone propeller, check the following:

Propeller diameter: Match it to your frame and motor setup.
Pitch: Consider whether you prioritize responsiveness, efficiency or additional thrust.
Blade count: Choose a configuration that suits your motors and flying style.
Motor compatibility: Make sure the propeller mounting hole matches your motor shaft.
Battery and KV: Propellers affect motor load, so the combination needs to be appropriate for your battery voltage and motor KV.
Drone weight: Heavier builds may require a different propeller setup than lightweight quads.

Never select a propeller based only on price or size. The wrong propeller can increase motor load and current consumption or make the drone feel less responsive.

Gemfan FPV Propellers

We stock Gemfan propellers and other FPV propeller options for pilots building, repairing or upgrading their drones. Gemfan is a well-known name in the FPV community, with propeller designs available across different sizes and applications.

When comparing products, check the individual propeller specifications for its diameter, pitch, blade count and mounting configuration.

Drone Propeller Price

The drone propeller price depends on factors such as size, material, blade design, brand and whether the propeller is intended for a specific FPV application. Smaller propellers are generally available at lower prices, while specialized designs and larger propellers can cost more.

Rather than choosing solely by price, compare the propeller specifications with your existing motors and drone setup to make sure the replacement is suitable.

Shop Drone Propellers Online in India

Explore our collection of drone propellers and FPV drone propellers for different drone sizes and flying styles. Compare diameter, pitch, blade configuration and compatibility to find the right prop for your build.

Whether you are replacing damaged props, experimenting with a different flight characteristic or completing a new FPV build, choose a propeller that matches your motor and frame setup.

Gemfan Hurricane 51377 MAX 3 Blade Propeller - (2CW+2CCW)

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