Garmin Force Kraken Trolling Motor — 100 lb Thrust | 110" Shaft | White | Brushless | GPS Anchoring
Garmin Force Kraken Trolling Motor — 100 lb Thrust | 110" Shaft | White | Brushless | GPS Anchoring
Engineered for Boats That Exceed the Capabilities of Traditional Trolling Motors — in White
The Garmin Force® Kraken 110" White is engineered for the largest offshore center consoles, guide boats, and high-freeboard fishing vessels where maximum shaft length, precise GPS positioning, and dependable propeller depth are essential. The white finish coordinates naturally with white-hulled center consoles, white outboards, and modern offshore rigging — delivering a clean, factory-matched appearance on the boats this motor is built for.
Garmin introduced the 110" shaft specifically because many large offshore center consoles required more shaft length than the previous 90" maximum. This is not simply the biggest Kraken — it is the Force Kraken built for a specific category of vessel that demands it.
Built for the Largest Offshore Boats
The 110" Force Kraken is engineered for boats with exceptionally high bows where maintaining propeller depth in rough offshore conditions is critical for reliable steering, precise Anchor Lock performance, and consistent trolling motor control. When wave action is severe enough that a 90" shaft cavitates or loses prop depth, the 110" keeps the propeller submerged and the motor in full control — exactly where it needs to be.
Why White?
- Matches white outboards — coordinates with Yamaha, Mercury, and Suzuki white outboard finishes
- Complements offshore center consoles — blends with white gelcoat hulls and white rigging hardware
- Popular on large offshore rigs — the natural choice for Grady-White, Boston Whaler, Contender, and similar white-hulled offshore platforms
- Clean OEM appearance — looks like it was spec'd from the factory rather than added as an afterthought
- Coordinates with marine accessories — matches white rod holders, cleats, and deck hardware common on saltwater rigs
Performance is identical to the black model. The choice is purely about matching your boat.
The 110" Story — Why This Shaft Exists
The 110" shaft was created to serve a real gap in the market: large offshore center consoles, triple-engine tournament boats, guide boats, and commercial fishing vessels where even a 90" shaft cannot maintain consistent propeller depth in heavy seas.
Anglers choose the 110" for these specific reasons:
- Extreme bow height — very high-freeboard center consoles where a 90" shaft runs too shallow at speed or in chop
- Triple-engine center consoles — large offshore tournament and sport fishing platforms with bow-to-waterline measurements that exceed 61 inches
- Offshore tournament boats — serious offshore anglers who need consistent Anchor Lock performance over wrecks, reefs, and ledges in heavy seas
- Guide and charter boats — professional captains who need maximum reliability and boat control when clients are onboard
- Commercial applications — working vessels that demand the maximum shaft length available
- Consistent prop depth in heavy seas — when wave action is severe enough that a 90" shaft cavitates, the 110" keeps the prop submerged and Anchor Lock effective
Garmin's own launch positioning specifically calls out large coastal center consoles as the target market for the 110" model. This is a purpose-built shaft for a purpose-built category of boat.
Not Every Boat Needs 110 Inches
While the 110" Force Kraken delivers Garmin's maximum shaft length, many bass boats, bay boats, and even numerous center consoles are better served by the 48", 63", 75", or 90" models. Choosing the correct shaft length for your boat provides the best steering response, propeller depth, and Anchor Lock performance. Selecting a shaft that's longer than your boat requires doesn't improve performance — it can actually reduce it.
If you're not certain which shaft is right for your boat, measure your bow-to-waterline distance and use the progression below.
Who Should Choose the 110" White Force Kraken?
Choose this model if you:
- Fish offshore most of the time — reefs, wrecks, ledges, and open-water structure in heavy conditions
- Own a very high-freeboard center console with a bow-to-waterline measurement of 53–81 inches
- Run a guide or charter boat where maximum reliability and boat control are non-negotiable
- Need maximum prop depth for consistent Anchor Lock performance in heavy seas
- Want the flagship Force Kraken configuration — maximum shaft, maximum reach, maximum control
- Prefer a factory-matched white trolling motor that coordinates with your boat's finish
- Already use Garmin GPSMAP or ECHOMAP electronics and want full system integration
Force Kraken Shaft Progression
| Shaft | Best For |
|---|---|
| 48" | Bass boats, flats boats, and lower-profile bay boats (bow-to-waterline 0–19") |
| 63" | The all-around choice for most bay boats and center consoles (bow-to-waterline 15–34") |
| 75" | Offshore-capable center consoles and rough-water coastal fishing (bow-to-waterline 26–46") |
| 90" | Large offshore boats where maintaining prop depth in heavy chop is essential (bow-to-waterline 38–61") |
| 110" | Premium offshore, guide, and commercial vessels requiring maximum shaft length (bow-to-waterline 53–81") |
Why Choose the 110" Shaft?
The 110" shaft is ideal for boats with a bow-to-waterline measurement of 53–81 inches. If you regularly fish in large swells or open-ocean conditions, add 8" to your measured bow height before selecting a shaft.
Representative applications commonly paired with the 110" White:
- Very large offshore center consoles (28–40+ ft) with white hulls
- Commercial fishing vessels and guide boats
- High-freeboard deep-V offshore hulls
- Large Great Lakes charter and guide boats
- Any vessel where a 90" shaft produces cavitation in normal operating conditions
These are examples of the kinds of vessels that commonly require a 110" shaft — not an exhaustive list. Bow-to-waterline measurement is always the definitive selection method.
Build Your Complete Garmin Fishing System
The Force Kraken isn't just a trolling motor — it's the foundation of a fully connected Garmin fishing system. Every component communicates with the others, giving you a level of integration no other trolling motor brand can match.
| Component | Role in the System |
|---|---|
| Force Kraken | Brushless trolling motor with integrated GPS and wireless control |
| Garmin GPSMAP or ECHOMAP chartplotter | Command center — control Anchor Lock, follow routes, view motor status |
| Garmin Panoptix LiveScope | Real-time forward-facing sonar — see fish and structure before you cast |
| ActiveCaptain app | Smartphone control — waypoints, charts, and motor management from your phone |
| Garmin smartwatch | Wrist control — activate Anchor Lock and key functions hands-free |
Already fishing with Garmin electronics? The Force Kraken connects directly to your existing GPSMAP or ECHOMAP chartplotter via a single cable, enabling waypoint sharing, route navigation, and wireless control from a unified system. No additional hardware required.
Why Choose Garmin Force Kraken?
- Garmin ecosystem integration — connects directly with Garmin GPSMAP, ECHOMAP Ultra, and ECHOMAP UHD2 chartplotters
- Brushless motor platform — ultra-quiet operation, exceptional efficiency, and reduced electrical noise for cleaner sonar returns
- Anchor Lock GPS — holds your position with precision in current, wind, and tide
- Reverse thrust — full-power reverse for precise boat positioning and backing out of tight spots
- Multi-band GPS — faster acquisition, greater accuracy, and more reliable positioning
- Floating wireless remote — full motor control from anywhere on the boat
- Garmin smartwatch control — activate Anchor Lock and control key functions from your wrist
- ActiveCaptain compatibility — manage waypoints, routes, and motor settings from your smartphone
- Saltwater-ready construction — built for freshwater and saltwater use
- Transducer-ready — compatible with Garmin GT-series transducers for full sonar integration
- Shaft stabilizer included — Garmin includes a stabilizer with the 90" and 110" models to support the longer shaft during trailering and operation
Brushless Motor Performance
The Force Kraken's brushless motor platform runs dramatically quieter than traditional brushed motors — fish don't spook as easily, and sonar interference is significantly reduced. Garmin specifically engineered the Force Kraken's brushless platform to minimize electrical noise, which means cleaner, more accurate sonar returns when paired with a compatible Garmin display.
- Ultra-quiet operation — less noise means less fish disturbance
- Reduced electrical interference — cleaner sonar returns on compatible Garmin displays
- Exceptional efficiency — more thrust per amp-hour, longer runtime per charge
- Smooth variable-speed control — precise speed adjustment across the full throttle range
- High reliability — fewer moving parts, less maintenance, longer service life
- Selectable 24V/36V — match your battery configuration to your boat and fishing style
Garmin Chartplotter Integration
Compatible Garmin displays include:
- Garmin GPSMAP series — flagship chartplotters with full Force Kraken integration
- Garmin ECHOMAP Ultra — premium combo units with integrated sonar and mapping
- Garmin ECHOMAP UHD2 — mid-range combo units with Force Kraken compatibility
What integration enables:
- Control Anchor Lock directly from your chartplotter touchscreen
- Follow routes and tracks with the motor navigating automatically
- Share waypoints between the motor and chartplotter seamlessly
- View motor status, speed, and heading on your chartplotter display
- Activate and adjust Anchor Lock without touching the foot pedal or remote
Anchor Lock GPS Positioning
- Holds position in current, wind, and tide
- Multi-band GPS for faster acquisition and greater accuracy
- Activate from the foot pedal, wireless remote, chartplotter, or smartwatch
- Adjustable position jog for precise repositioning without disengaging
- Works in both freshwater and saltwater environments
Reverse Thrust — Why It Matters
The Force Kraken delivers full-power reverse thrust — a capability that competing trolling motors either don't offer or significantly limit. On large offshore vessels, this is especially valuable.
- Backing away from docks — exit tight slips and dock pockets cleanly without spinning the motor or using a push pole
- Maneuvering around bridge pilings — hold position or back away from structure without losing boat control in current
- Adjusting position in current — counteract current push and hold your exact position without disengaging Anchor Lock
- Correcting boat position in wind — make precise fore-and-aft corrections when wind pushes the bow off target
- Offshore structure — back away from wrecks, reefs, and ledges without losing position or spooking fish
- Commercial and guide applications — precise boat control in any condition, critical when clients are onboard
Pivot-Style Mount — What Makes the 110" Practical
The Force Kraken uses a pivot-style mount — one of the defining engineering features of the Kraken platform, and especially important at the 110" shaft length. Without the pivot-style design, installing a 110" shaft on a large offshore boat would be significantly more difficult and would consume far more bow space.
- Saves bow space — the pivot design reduces the footprint of the motor when stowed, preserving usable deck space on large offshore boats and guide boats where bow real estate is at a premium
- Simplifies installation — accommodates the 110" shaft on boats with limited mounting area, making installation cleaner and more manageable than traditional fixed-footprint designs
- Accommodates maximum shaft length — the pivot geometry allows the 110" shaft to deploy and stow cleanly on vessels where a conventional mount would create clearance problems or require custom fabrication
- Practical for guide and commercial use — on working boats where the motor is deployed and stowed repeatedly throughout the day, the pivot design reduces wear and simplifies operation
This is a genuine Garmin engineering advantage — not a styling choice — and it's one of the reasons the 110" shaft is practical to install and operate on the large vessels it's designed for.
Shaft Stabilizer — Included with 90" and 110" Models
Garmin includes a shaft stabilizer with the 90" and 110" Force Kraken models — a detail that most retailers never mention. The stabilizer supports the longer shaft during trailering and operation, reducing flex and stress on the motor assembly. For anglers trailering large offshore boats over long distances, this is a meaningful included accessory that protects the motor and extends its service life.
LiveScope Cable Management
With the required Garmin accessories, the LiveScope transducer cable can be routed through the Force Kraken shaft — eliminating exposed cable runs across the deck and delivering a clean, professional installation. On large commercial and guide boats where a clean deck is essential for safety and client experience, this is a meaningful advantage.
Sonar Integration — Transducer Options
The 110" White model is transducer-ready — it does not include a built-in transducer, giving you the flexibility to choose the Garmin sonar package that best fits your fishing style and target species.
Compatible Garmin transducers include:
- GT56UHD-TR — Traditional CHIRP + ClearVü + SideVü (GT56 UHD sonar package)
- GT54UHD-TM — Traditional CHIRP + ClearVü (no SideVü)
- GT34UHD-TM — Traditional CHIRP only
Pairing the Force Kraken with a compatible Garmin chartplotter and transducer gives you a fully integrated sonar and navigation system — all from a single brand, on a single network.
ActiveCaptain & Smartwatch Control
Through ActiveCaptain, you can manage waypoints, update charts, and monitor motor status from your smartphone. Through compatible Garmin smartwatches, you can activate Anchor Lock and control key motor functions directly from your wrist — without reaching for the remote or touching the foot pedal.
Who Is the 110" White Force Kraken Built For?
Saltwater applications:
- Very large offshore center console fishing
- Commercial fishing vessels
- Guide and charter boats in offshore and coastal environments
- Open-ocean structure fishing in heavy swells
- Offshore tournament boats with white hulls
Freshwater applications:
- Great Lakes charter and guide boats
- Very large inland lake fishing vessels
- High-freeboard deep-V hulls in significant wave action
- Commercial and guide applications on large freshwater bodies
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 24V / 36V Selectable |
| Shaft Length | 110" |
| Color | White |
| Water Type | Freshwater & Saltwater |
| Motor Platform | Brushless |
| Transducer | Not included — transducer-ready |
| GPS | Multi-band GPS |
| Anchor Lock | Yes |
| Reverse Thrust | Yes |
| Remote | Floating Wireless Remote Included |
| Shaft Stabilizer | Included |
| Chartplotter Integration | Garmin GPSMAP, ECHOMAP Ultra, ECHOMAP UHD2 |
| Smartwatch Control | Yes — compatible Garmin watches |
| ActiveCaptain | Yes |
| LiveScope Cable Routing | Compatible (accessories required) |
| Mount | Pivot-Style Bow Mount |
| Bow-to-Waterline Range | 53–81" |
| Part Number | 010-02574-40 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Force Kraken saltwater safe?
Yes. The Force Kraken is built for freshwater, brackish, and saltwater use.
Does the 110" White include a transducer?
No. The 110" White is transducer-ready but does not include a built-in transducer. You can add a compatible Garmin GT-series transducer to enable full sonar integration with your chartplotter.
Does it include a shaft stabilizer?
Yes. Garmin includes a shaft stabilizer with the 90" and 110" Force Kraken models to support the longer shaft during trailering and operation.
What Garmin chartplotters are compatible?
The Force Kraken integrates with Garmin GPSMAP series, ECHOMAP Ultra, and ECHOMAP UHD2 chartplotters.
Can I control it from my Garmin watch?
Yes. Compatible Garmin smartwatches can activate Anchor Lock and control key motor functions directly from your wrist.
Is the 110" shaft right for my boat?
The 110" shaft is ideal for boats with a bow-to-waterline measurement of 53–81 inches. Most anglers will find the 90" sufficient — the 110" is for vessels where the 90" still doesn't provide adequate prop depth in normal operating conditions.
Why choose white over black?
The white finish is the right choice if your boat has a white hull, white outboard, or white rigging hardware and you want a clean, coordinated appearance. Performance is identical between the two colors.
Why choose the 110" instead of the 90"?
If your bow-to-waterline measurement exceeds 61 inches, or if you regularly fish in conditions where a 90" shaft cavitates or loses prop depth in heavy swells, the 110" is the right choice.
Do I really need the 110" or would a shorter shaft work?
For most boats — including many large center consoles — the 90" shaft is the right choice. The 110" is specifically for vessels with a bow-to-waterline measurement above 61 inches, or for anglers who regularly fish in conditions severe enough to cavitate a 90" shaft. When in doubt, measure your bow-to-waterline distance and use the shaft progression table above.
Can I route my LiveScope cable through the motor shaft?
Yes. With the required Garmin accessories, the LiveScope transducer cable can be routed through the Force Kraken shaft for a clean, professional installation.
What batteries do I need?
For 24V operation, use two 12V deep cycle batteries. For 36V operation, use three 12V batteries. Lithium battery kits provide maximum runtime and minimum weight.
Complete Your Garmin System
- Garmin GPSMAP and ECHOMAP chartplotters — full Force Kraken integration
- Garmin GT56UHD-TR transducer — Traditional CHIRP, ClearVü, and SideVü sonar
- Garmin Panoptix LiveScope — forward-facing sonar for real-time fish imaging
- Lithium battery kits — maximum runtime, minimum weight
- Onboard chargers — precision charging for lithium and AGM systems
- Quick-release mounting brackets — fast deployment and retrieval
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