you can change the pitch but not while driving because you have to loosen the hub/middle and there is no reverse unless you pitch the prop backwards which would probably sink the boat and the prop is not designed to be pitched backwards.

No one has figured out how to do that but it should be done. Because it could save a ton of fuel once onstep and running. And a reverse would be nice also and a neutral. As when the engine was does the prop would stop. As to it sinking in reverse. I'd say the reverse would only work for slowing down the boat at ramps or slow turning to turn the boat when parked against the bank. Etc. Never wide open.

They don't fly over water, the hull planes on the water.. it's still a boat.

They burn a lot of fuel

Not to mention obnoxiously loud - but Americans equate noise with performance and being cool.

First of all you don't buy any boat to save money , you buy um cause they're fun and you ain't no limp wrister

@@gertnood Bet you're fun at parties huh? Smh

Ballast

Too much Sonny's.

It's called a maturing poster