Såk Gear Skog Å Kust SandSåk 2-in-1 PWC Anchor & Dry Bag

I'm so happy I spent the extra money and got this anchor out of the other ones out there. Its so easy to use and it gets the job done. I put rocks in it as the beach I go to has lots of them and wherever I placed it did not move at all even with strong waves that came through. As you can see in the photos I wrapped the line around the handle then clipped it to make it shorter and when we took it out further out we unwrapped it. If you use rocks for it you have to put it underwater to close it to get all the air out or it will float. It doubles as a dry bag and it did keep the rocks dry when we tried it at first and held it underwater to get it to go down the air didn't come out. If you use sand you would just have to fold it all the way down to where you filled it to get the air out then clip it (that's how it closes I was so confused when I first saw it) the Skog A Kust did email instructions and care so look out for that email. Also after emptying rocks and water which was so easy the bag looked brand new not a scratch on it when it was rubbed against other rocks, broken shells etc. Great quality and heavy duty. I saw other reviews complained about rope but for what we used it for it was perfect especially with the kids playing around it. Would definitely purchase again!

I bought two of these last year to anchor my Airhead gangplank inflatable rafts at the lake, as there were not great options for where to tie them so kids didn't end up jumping off into the lines. I couldn't have been happier. They are very thick sturdy material, no fear of the clasp breaking or the handles letting go. The ropes are thick with solid carbiners to attach them to whatever you are tying down. We took the gangplanks to the beach last summer and used these to anchor them just off the beach so the kids could play on them in the waves. After use all summer at the lake, then a week of constant beating in the ocean waves, they still look brand new. Keep in mind that at the beach if you have them underwater (as opposed to just lying on the beach anchoring something in the water), they will shift over time as the waves pull them back and forth, even if they are completely full, but not quickly. We would have to drag them back upshore every hour or so as the current and waves slowly walked them down the beach, but we also had our raft right in the heaviest of waves for the most fun, so that was part of it. Highly recommend - quality product.

Glad I bought this item. I have a Yamaha FXHO, which is a big heavy jet ski. I use this sand anchor when we to to beach areas on the intracoastal. I put a twist anchor into the sand on land and then put this sand anchor off the back of the jet ski. It keeps the back steady and keeps the ski from going parallel with the beach and getting beat up by waves. It is great to not worry about moving the ski back or forward with the tide. I haven't tried to use it as an anchor by itself yet, but seems like it would hold. Good quality materials. Feels sturdy and the rope attached is a good length for the way I use it in shallow water. Already convinced my friend to get one too.

I purchased this as what I would use as an anchor for my unicorn float (we take it to the lake and it can be quite wavy at points pushing it back to shore, and it's a giant unicorn so it's more raft than something you can swim with). It is so convenient to be able to have it empty in the day bag, fill it with rocks when we get to the lake and swim it out then have the little buoy on the rope for finding it when we get it all inflated and ready - the clips work great for the bag/attaching to the floats/our inflatable kayak. It holds us in place well, especially when it's not super wavy out and it's easy enough to move when we need to. It's easy to dump out, clean and collapse back into out day bag. My only slight (very slight) disappointment was many people said it was very durable/they used it on rocks/filling with rocks and it didn't hurt the bag however after our first use (filling with rocks, on a rocky bottom lake) we noticed a bunch of small puncture-like holes in the bottom of the bag so we knew we weren't going to be able to use it as a waterproof bag after that but that wasn't why we purchased it/we did fill it with rocks so it's wasn't super surprising. We've used it for 10ish outings since and none of the holes have gotten larger, it still works great as an anchor, it is a very well constructed piece with good material (nothing's indestructible at the lake, especially for $40 lol) but I do want to caution that ours did puncture easily with rocks filling it on a rocky floor of the lake. If we hadn't used it for that it would've been a great waterproof bag as well, NY just has some tough lakes.

I bought 6 of these to use as anchors for pool steps. They work great (though, I probably only needed 4)! I filled each with 50 lbs of sand, rolled them closed and dropped them into the pool. They are easy to fill and close. The handle on the bottom makes it easy to carry them once filled. Unfortunately, one of the clips broke on one of the sacks. I reached out directly to the company to see if this was covered by warranty. Not only did they send a super-friendly response within 24 hours, but they are sending a replacement sack. Great product, great customer service! I won't hesitate to order from them again in the future. They also make backpacks & duffels!!

Easily the best accessory purchased for our jet skis. Used in both fresh and saltwater, holds firmly on sandy or “mucky” bottoms. One bag 3/4 filled with wet sand held two tethered Kawasaki skis in place on somewhat rough water (boat wakes, etc). Went to Galveston this last weekend and had no problem with our skis being pushed into shore even with rough waters. Everyone asks what they are and where we got them, and both friends and strangers have ordered their own on the spot when we tell them they’re on Amazon. Solid benefit: you don’t have to haul around a metal anchor in the thin hill of the jet ski, just a lightweight PVC bag that you fill when you get where you’re going and dump when you’re done. Hands down, perfect anchor.

We used 2 of these to hold down a 6'×12' inflatable island at the lake all day and they stayed in place the entire time, used 2 of them cause we had 5-8 people on it at times and it never even budge! Also.. we used them to hold some 2 person inflatable tubes in place and all it took was 1 per tube even with the kids playing around and having "gladiator wars" where they stand up and try to push one another off! these stayed in one piece and right where I put them all day long.. great product!

Don’t waste your time looking for a different anchor for your personal watercraft. These are large and sturdy and they hold a large amount of rocks in-store easily in your forward waterproof storage container. On a recent trip to the lake, with winds blowing, my personal watercraft did not move an inch. And, emptying the bag couldn’t be easier. On the bottom of the bag is a handle that allows for the anchor bag to be easily handled upside down under the water to dump the rocks out. What a great product what a great price! Thank you Amazon and thank you SandSak!

very strong material... the buckles are plastic, but they seem strong. I used some stainsteel clips through the webbing when used as a anchor.... works excellent!

Je l'ai achete pour garder mon flotteur en place dans un lac avec des vagues enormes et il a fait ce que je voulais qu'il fasse.

Livraison rapide très satisfait

We bought this to anchor our 6 person floating island and it worked pretty well. It’s nice not having to bring along a metal anchor with us. We just fill it up with sand from the beach and then it’s good to go. It might be a little small for our six person float, but using some rocks with it helped keep things in place on a lake on a very windy day.

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