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Here is a review of the Gradient Fitness Marine Anchor Grapnel Anchor Kit for Kayaks:
The folding anchor that comes with this kit is 3.5 lb and has 4 flukes. It is compact and convenient, making it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts on the go. The package also includes a padded drawstring storage bag, ensuring that your board, kayak, or Jet Ski stays scratch-free.
When folded, the anchor measures 12” x 3” and fits snugly into the storage bag. This makes it easy to carry and store. The anchor is made of marine-grade material, which means it is rust-resistant. It comes with 25 feet of green/black marine-grade rope that is 7mm thick. Additionally, there is a PVC flotation buoy and a stainless steel snap hook for quick and easy connections.
This anchor is designed for a variety of outdoor activities such as SUP Yoga and fishing from a kayak. It is easy to use, storage-friendly, and suitable for any environment. Whether you are in sandy, weedy, muddy, or rocky areas, this anchor will hold its ground.
One of the key selling points of this product is that it is proudly born in the USA. Gradient Fitness is located in Rochester, NY, and stands behind its products. If you are not satisfied with your purchase, you can return it within 90 days and receive a full refund.
Now, let's address a few FAQs about this anchor:
Q: Is this anchor able to go on a 2000 pound boat?
A: No, this anchor is likely too heavy for a 2000 pound boat. It is designed for Jet Skis, Kayaks, Canoes, and Paddle Boards.
Q: Will this hold more than 1 SUP linked together?
A: It depends on the bottom surface. If the bottom allows the anchor to dig in, it will easily hold multiple kayaks.
Q: Would this work for a Jet Ski at the sandbar? Also, how rust-resistant is it in saltwater?
A: This anchor would not hold a light 6' PVC dinghy if there is any current. It rusted quickly, within 2 months of occasional use.
Q: Is the float PVC (as described) or styrofoam as shown in pictures?
A: The float is made of PVC, not Styrofoam.
Things we like
- Galvanizing with a powdered green coating protects against corrosion and increases visibility.
- Grips across different surfaces
- Appropriate for use in turbulent seas
- Included is a drawstring storage bag that is both strong and cushioned.
Things we don't like
- The provided rope is relatively short and must be changed as soon as possible.
- The anchor has a coating that prevents rusting. However, it is not advised for use in saltwater environments.
Summary
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this anchor able to go on a 2000 pound boat?
No this is likely far too heavy. This anchor was designed for Jet Ski's, Kayaks, Canoes, Paddle Boards.
Will this hold more than 1 sup linked together
Depends on the bottom. If it is something the anchor can dig in to it will hold both my wife's and my kayaks with ease.
Would this work for a jet ski at the sandbar ? Also, how rust resistant? We go out every weekend in the summer and saltwater can be harsh...
This would not hold my light 6' PVC dingy if there was any current. It's not painted well and rusted very quickly, within 2 months of occasional use.
Is the float PVC (as described) or styrofoam as shown in pictures?
The float is PVC not Styrofoam.
