Power-Pole MOVE ZR Trolling Motor — 60" Shaft | Black | 24V/36V | Elite Brushless | RealFeel Pedal
Power-Pole MOVE ZR Trolling Motor — 60" Shaft | Black | 24V/36V | Elite Brushless | RealFeel Pedal
Power-Pole MOVE ZR — 60" Shaft | Black | Big-Water Specialist
The Power-Pole MOVE ZR 60" is the MOVE ZR built for anglers running the largest bass boats, multi-species platforms, and freshwater fishing rigs where additional shaft length provides more consistent boat control.
The MOVE ZR is Power-Pole's premium scissor-mount trolling motor, engineered for tournament anglers who demand precision, speed, and complete boat control. The 60" shaft is the big-water specialist in that lineup — designed for elevated casting decks, high-freeboard deep-V boats, Great Lakes conditions, and large open-water fisheries where the 52" loses propeller depth in wind and waves.
If you fish a large fiberglass bass boat with an elevated casting deck, a deep-V multi-species rig, or any platform where you regularly deal with wind, waves, and big water, the 60" MOVE ZR is your motor.
→ Shop All MOVE ZR Shaft Lengths | Shaft Length Guide
The ZR Lineup — Three Models, Three Distinct Roles
| Model | Identity | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 45" | Tournament bass boat standard | Compact platforms, lower bow heights, inland lakes |
| 52" | Best all-around choice for most anglers | Larger bass boats, walleye rigs, mid-size platforms |
| 60" | Big-water specialist | Large boats, Great Lakes, high-freeboard platforms |
The 60" is the right choice when the 52" doesn't reach deep enough — on large boats with elevated casting decks and higher bow heights, in Great Lakes conditions where wave action regularly lifts the bow, and on large open-water fisheries where consistent propeller depth and GPS Anchor Lock performance matter more than they do on calm inland lakes.
Why Anglers Step Up to the 60"
The 60" is the better choice when:
- Your bow is higher. Large fiberglass bass boats with elevated casting decks, deep-V multi-species boats, and high-freeboard Great Lakes platforms typically have bow-to-waterline measurements of 20–25". The 52" doesn't provide enough shaft depth at those heights — the propeller runs too shallow in anything but calm conditions.
- You fish Great Lakes or large open water. Great Lakes conditions involve sustained wind, significant wave action, and bow movement that regularly lifts the propeller out of the water on shorter shafts. The 60" keeps the propeller submerged and GPS Anchor Lock performing in conditions where the 52" loses depth.
- You fish windy reservoirs or large inland lakes. Big-water fisheries — large reservoirs, open-water walleye lakes, wind-exposed inland lakes — create the same propeller-depth challenges as Great Lakes conditions. The 60" handles those conditions more consistently than the 52".
- You need consistent GPS anchoring in rough conditions. GPS Anchor Lock performance degrades when the propeller loses depth in wave action. The 60" maintains consistent propeller depth in conditions where shorter shafts cavitate.
- Your boat is 20 ft or larger. Large freshwater platforms are built with higher freeboard for a reason. The 60" is sized to match those platforms.
Perfect For
- Great Lakes walleye and multi-species anglers
- Large fiberglass bass boats with elevated casting decks — Ranger 621/622, large Phoenix and Bass Cat models
- Deep-V multi-species boats — Lund Pro-V, Skeeter WX series, Crestliner, Warrior
- Anglers who regularly fish in wind and waves on large reservoirs and open-water lakes
- Tournament anglers and professional guides on large freshwater platforms
- Boats with multiple bow-mounted fish finders where bow height is elevated
- Power-Pole anchor owners who want unified bow-to-stern boat control on large boats
Why Anglers Choose the MOVE ZR
- Scissor mount — low profile, fast deployment. The ZR's scissor-style mount stows lower than a pivot-style design, reducing wind resistance at speed and deploying faster when you reach your spot. On large open-water boats that run hard between locations, the low-profile stowed position reduces wind load and keeps the bow clean on platforms with multiple bow-mounted graphs.
- RealFeel foot pedal — cable-like steering without the cable. The RealFeel wireless foot pedal eliminates the lag that most wireless foot pedals introduce. The motor responds the moment your foot moves — the same natural, immediate feel as a traditional cable-steer motor, without the cable running across the deck.
- Elite Brushless motor — whisper-quiet, zero maintenance. The Elite Brushless platform is the quietest, most efficient motor in the Power-Pole lineup. No brushes to replace, no maintenance schedule to manage.
- Lightweight titanium shaft — only about 55 lbs. The 60" ZR weighs approximately 55 lbs — impressively light for a premium brushless motor at this shaft length. Less bow weight means better trim at speed, easier installation, better boat balance, and easier handling when servicing or rigging.
- C-Monster ecosystem — complete boat control from one platform. GPS Anchor Lock, ProNav navigation, CHARGE battery management, Power-Pole shallow-water anchors, and wireless remotes — all controlled from the same app and the same remotes.
The Scissor Mount Advantage
The MOVE ZR uses Power-Pole's scissor-style mount — a design that delivers meaningful advantages on large open-water boats where wind resistance at speed, efficient use of bow space, and fast deployment at the spot all matter.
- Lower profile when stowed — folds the motor closer to the deck, reducing wind resistance at speed and keeping the bow clean on platforms with multiple bow-mounted graphs
- Fast, controlled deployment — deploys and stows quickly and repeatably, with consistent positioning every time
- Excellent stability — the scissor geometry resists flex and vibration at all motor speeds, including full-power runs on large open water
- Efficient use of bow space — the low-profile stowed position leaves more usable bow space on heavily equipped platforms
- Familiar operation — anglers upgrading from older cable-steer scissor-mount motors will find the ZR's deployment immediately intuitive
60" Shaft — Is This the Right Length for Your Boat?
| Bow-to-Waterline | Recommended Shaft | Typical Boat |
|---|---|---|
| 12–16" | 45" MOVE ZR | Compact bass boats, jon boats |
| 16–20" | 52" MOVE ZR | Larger bass boats, walleye rigs, multi-species |
| 20–25" | 60" — this motor | Large freshwater boats, Great Lakes, elevated decks |
Not sure how to measure? → How to Choose the Right Shaft Length for Your Trolling Motor
C-Monster Ecosystem — Complete Boat Control
The MOVE ZR integrates with Power-Pole's C-Monster 2.0 platform — the same ecosystem that connects the MOVE PV, MOVE Offshore, Power-Pole shallow-water anchors, CHARGE battery management, and ProNav GPS navigation.
- GPS Anchor Lock — holds your position automatically; activate from the RealFeel foot pedal, wireless remote, or Power-Pole App
- ProNav GPS navigation — Follow-a-Route, Heading Hold, Go To waypoints. Included free for one year; subscription required after year one. GPS Anchor Lock remains free.
- Power-Pole App (iOS/Android, free) — motor control, device management, firmware updates
- Wireless hybrid remotes — control motor speed, heading, GPS Anchor Lock, and Power-Pole anchor deployment from anywhere on the boat
- CHARGE battery management — real-time state-of-charge monitoring, automatic charge redistribution (separate hardware)
- Power-Pole shallow-water anchors — native bow-to-stern integration; controlled from the same remotes as the motor
→ C-Monster App, ProNav & CHARGE — The Complete Guide
What's in the Box
- Power-Pole MOVE ZR trolling motor — 60" shaft, black
- RealFeel wireless foot pedal
- Wireless hybrid remote
- Wireless info display
- Charging cradle
- Wireless foot buttons
- Bounce bar
- One year of ProNav GPS navigation (subscription required after year one)
- C-Monster 2.0 platform (built in)
MOVE ZR vs. MOVE PV — Two Different Platforms
| MOVE ZR | MOVE PV | |
|---|---|---|
| Target angler | Tournament freshwater, foot pedal anglers | Inshore/coastal, GPS-first anglers |
| Mount type | Scissor mount — low profile, fast deploy | Step-and-Stow pivot mount |
| Motor | Elite Brushless | Brushless |
| Foot pedal | RealFeel (included) — cable-like feel | Optional |
| Shaft lengths | 45", 52", 60" | 36", 45", 52", 60", 72" |
| C-Monster ecosystem | Yes | Yes |
| GPS Anchor Lock | Yes | Yes |
| Best for | Bass boats, tournament anglers, foot pedal fishing | Wider shaft range, inshore/saltwater, GPS-first |
Specifications
- Motor: Elite Brushless (Stealth Steering Drive)
- Mount type: Scissor mount
- Shaft length: 60"
- Shaft material: Aerospace-grade titanium
- Finish: Black
- Voltage: 24V / 36V
- Weight: Approx. 55 lbs
- Steering: Electronic — RealFeel Wireless Foot Pedal (included)
- GPS position hold: GPS Anchor Lock
- Ecosystem: C-Monster 2.0 (Power-Pole App, ProNav, CHARGE compatible)
- Shaft warranty: Lifetime
- Motor/component warranty: 3 years
- Water type: Freshwater / Saltwater
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should choose the 60" MOVE ZR?
The 60" is the right choice for anglers running large fiberglass bass boats with elevated casting decks, deep-V multi-species boats, Great Lakes platforms, and any freshwater rig where the bow-to-waterline measurement is 20–25" or where wind and wave action regularly challenge propeller depth and GPS Anchor Lock performance.
Is 60" too long for my bass boat?
For most standard bass boats, the 45" or 52" is the right choice. The 60" is specifically designed for larger platforms with higher bow heights (20–25" bow-to-waterline) — large fiberglass bass boats with elevated casting decks, deep-V multi-species rigs, and Great Lakes platforms. If your boat is under 20 ft or your bow-to-waterline is under 20", the 52" is almost certainly the better fit.
When should I choose the 60" instead of the 52"?
Choose the 60" when your bow-to-waterline measurement is 20–25", your boat is 20 ft or larger, or you regularly fish Great Lakes, large reservoirs, or open-water fisheries where wind and wave action regularly lift the bow. The 52" is the right choice for most bass boats and mid-size freshwater platforms with bow-to-waterline measurements of 16–20".
Is the 60" recommended for Great Lakes fishing?
Yes — the 60" is specifically the right choice for Great Lakes applications. Great Lakes conditions involve sustained wind, significant wave action, and bow movement that regularly lifts the propeller out of the water on shorter shafts. The 60" keeps the propeller submerged and GPS Anchor Lock performing in those conditions.
What's included with the MOVE ZR?
The MOVE ZR 60" package includes the motor, RealFeel wireless foot pedal, wireless hybrid remote, wireless info display, charging cradle, wireless foot buttons, bounce bar, and one year of ProNav GPS navigation.
Does it integrate with ProNav and CHARGE?
Yes. ProNav GPS navigation is included free for one year (subscription required after year one for navigation modes; GPS Anchor Lock remains free). CHARGE battery management integrates through the C-Monster 2.0 platform and requires separate CHARGE hardware.
Can I use it in both freshwater and saltwater?
Yes. The MOVE ZR is rated for both freshwater and saltwater use. The aerospace-grade titanium shaft carries a lifetime warranty in both environments.
Shop All MOVE ZR Shaft Lengths
- MOVE ZR — 45" | Black — Tournament bass boat standard
- MOVE ZR — 52" | Black — Best all-around choice for most freshwater anglers
- MOVE ZR — 60" | Black (this motor) — Big-water specialist for large boats and Great Lakes
Related Guides & Comparisons:
- Shaft Length Selection Guide
- C-Monster App, ProNav & CHARGE Guide
- Garmin Force Kraken vs. Power-Pole MOVE
- Power-Pole MOVE vs. Minn Kota QUEST
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