Props for a 2021 Azimut 50 fly

And, you don't have new spares.
Don't feel special, U.S. Bayliners did not come with spare wheels either.
Yes, That was a S A comment..

Time for a real prop shop to recommend fresh wheels.

I'm going to offer that your loosing diameter and loss of tuning pitch every time the original props are repaired.
Most shops can not offer this ISO matching. Easier to grind off than rebuild what you lost.

Hopefully you have the factory specs or prop scan scans from your first wheel service to help in the replacement wheel design.
When your ready for real prop performance, get rid of the mother-in-law dead weight and get a real prop shop involved.
Yes, This will cost a lot of money.

Oh, my repaired props were just installed today. Ding repair and pitch reduction.
Yes, I do understand sudden weight gain on board.....
; More inverter batteries mid ship changed lots of shops trim.
What more pounds have you been collecting??

AI from who (or what) ?
Usually, after a few cocktails, I can offer better artificial intelligence than the web.

Yes, A better Veem shop can come up a better prop.
They need lots of original, real world and what stuff you have loaded your boat with since factory.

I keep adding points of added weight. Be honest and ad these important issues in your real loaded weight. That wet-bike, BBQ grill, in-law shoe inventory and play toys do ad up.
I was amazed what a few extra inverter batteries did to WOT operation for our old beast.

By The Way; Blade pitch is a dynamic event.
This is what separates modern propeller performance from just a screw turning in the water.
This is where lots of performance is lots after getting your hammered out prop back.

If you are really keeping diameter, no weight changes, loosing propeller performance; then you are loosing these later propeller dynamics.
Either by asking for cost reduced repairs or not asking for class or ISO specs.

I'm not trying to hammer on you but remind all, there is a lot to propeller work than just tapping it out, yet that is sadly the norm.

Find a better real prop shop if you want real propeller performance.
I ship my wheels to a Veem shop in Stuart FL.

I wish I knew of a real Veem shop up your way.
Lots of or members up there. They are just busy starting the season.
Somebody will know of the best shop near your hood.

I can't believe I'm typing this;
Have you checked with Marine Max?

I am not a fan of theirs but they did sell/service Da Muts for a while.
May save you some time.

To much hammering and grinding. They will never be the same (as original) again.
There are good & reputable shops out there but they just can not achieve that last level of propeller tuning to make them great.