🌊 Anchor Your Adventure!
The BeGrit Kayak Anchor is a compact, lightweight (1.5 lb) folding anchor designed for small boats, kayaks, and paddle boards. Made from durable galvanized carbon steel, it features a 4 fluke grapple design for superior holding power in various underwater conditions. The complete kit includes a 10M anchor tow rope, buoy ball, and a convenient storage bag, making it an essential accessory for any water sports lover.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 9.37 x 8.9 x 2.64 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.91 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | BeGrit |
| Model Name | Kayak Anchor 1.5lb |
| Color | 1.5lb red |
| Material | Carbon steel galvanized |
| Suggested Users | ALL |
| Manufacturer | BeGrit |
| Included Components | a grapnel anchor,10m rope with hook, a buoy ball and a storage bag. |
| Sport Type | Sailing |
J**N
Perfect for One-Man Kayak
The anchor is the perfect size for a basic one-man kayak. I used it with my Tamarack Angler, and the design of it was spot on for what I needed. The instructions for utilizing the anti-stuck feature is straight forward and actually works. I would strongly recommend this anchor for anyone that needs a basic anchor for their kayak/small watercraft needs
B**E
It’s Small and Rugged
This is for a very small boat or some kind of floating thingy. Quite small, and I’m not sure this will hold in a current or heavy wind? Plan to use it and see? It’s fine for this type of anchor. They even rig it properly for you.
T**V
It's okay. Not the greatest in rivers.
This anchor is okay and works. It's nice that it can fold up into a compact size, which is really preferable in a kayak where you're trying to save space. The problem I've found is that it doesn't hold particularly well in current. The little ring that is supposed to lock the teeth in the outward position isn't down far enough which causes the teeth to fold in and not bite. And with how light this anchor is a certain amount of current or wind, 3 and 1/2 lb of weight alone is just not going to hold you. Lakes in calm lakes and ponds. I don't think this would be as much of an issue. Overall, I think it's a good anchor for the price, but if you fish a lot of creeks and rivers you might want to look elsewhere because I occasionally have issues where this thing just doesn't hold me or I have to fight to get it to bite.
A**Y
Great anchor
This anchor works awesome and easy to store on my kayak. 👍👍
J**N
Great anchor
Great anchor and easy to store bag in bag after use. Used on a 10’ kayak and held in place very well on small lake.
S**N
Works well for a kayak and on windy days
Works well, used on a windy day and on a 12ft kayak and did its job!
T**M
Great anchor for low wind and current
I purchased the 1.5-pound anchor for use with my kayak and have been using it this week in the Chesapeake Bay. The sea floor is sand and the lightweight anchor can hold me in place when the wind is light (maybe less than 5 mph). I even tied up with someone on a SUP and the anchor kept us both in a fixed position. Today, I was out in the water an the wind was about 10-12 mph and the anchor could not hold me in my kayak, even when all of the line was let out. For conditions like this, I would recommend the larger 3.5-pound version.
J**N
Not all there
The anchor is ok but there was no float bouey like it said there was
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