JRider

iTrader: (1)

I'll donate my ex...if you want something to reliably hold you down.

ROB FREEMAN

iTrader: (2)

I use a 2 foot spike works awsom but you have to be in shallow water so you can ush it into the bottom , means you have to get wet. But I'm a sand bar boater so it matters what n where you're anchoring good luck.

Powerquest230

Looks like someone started with the Fortress design and prettied it up. Nice looking piece and should work well- how is the price?

gofastboater

I have a Fortress with 8' of stainless chain. It has NEVER let go. Sometimes I even have a hard time trying to pull it out. Looking to get a 2nd one for this coming season. Wouldn't even consider anything else.

diesel30

I use the "small" box anchor. It regularly holds a 33' AT, 33' scarab AVS, a 283 checkmate and a 303 checkmate with no problem in a slight breeze. comes with storage bag and is collapsible. I use to have a big galvanized fluke anchor and it took up too much space and couldn't hold a candle to the holding power of the box. Wouldn't even consider anything else on the market after using one of these.

https://www.slideanchor.com/slide-an...ations_137.htm

MichiMike

$275 west marine, you can also get a fancy bag to store it in $92

Captain YARRR

This is a good deal:

http://texasboatforums.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=78

activator40

I have an anchor for ya..been married to her for some time ..she is yours for free if u want..pics available upon request