Shallow Water Anchor Pole, Fiberglass Sand Anchor with T-Handle and 316 Stainless Tip, Corrosion-Resistant Shallow Water Anchor for Boats, Beaches, Sandbar(Gloves Included)

It’s awesome product. You can use it as anchor and light holder for fishing too. Definitely you’ll have a full value of your money. Have a very nice quality that is made of and easy to take a part and store it. Perfect size for small rafts or even jetski.

I fish the flat of Tampa Bay and using a shovel-anchor gets old. I found this and thought it was perfect not only to be able to quickly anchor and release, but storage. The description indicated it’s company and has quick-connect connectors, so I ordered it.Let me say that construction-wise, the anchor is literally perfect. The material is thick and I don’t worry about bending. The tie-off area is also dense and I don’t worry about breakage. Once assembled (with hex bolts and hex key), this thing is ideal. Here is now where the issue comes, and the loss of 1 star. My kayak is 13’. As I read through the description, it mentioned the length as 9’ when assembled (which is perfect). But, it also mentioned quick-connect. You have to assemble the middle and tie-off end with an Allen wrench, not a quick-disconnect method like a pin and hole, or push-to-connect. I don’t know about others on a kayak, but in my storage, I don’t keep a set of hex keys, nor do I plan to. So when I want to use the anchor, I have to keep in along the length of my kayak which spans about 70% of the length where if it was able to be “quick-connected” like it mentioned, it would take up only 35%, which is what I was planning for. I need to find a method to be able to attach and detach on the fly as I shouldn’t need a wrench every time I need it broken down.

This has worked good for me when I tie up my boat to another .its sturdy and holds well

Works as it should. I wish I got this sooner all quality pieces used

missing the handle and rope

Durability:Really strong Stability:Keep the boat stable

I was looking for a lightweight anchor for my kayak. I kayak mostly smaller bodies of water like streams and rivers here in Florida. I do some fishing and like to plant myself in one location at times, or sometimes I just need a rest and don't want to drift downstream or more often into the bug infested brush lining the bank. I decided to give the Sailpref anchor a try. It arrived quickly and in perfect condition.The anchor is easily driven into the sand we have here in Florida. I knew this would be easy and was actually more worried about it having enough resistance to keep me planted in one spot without pulling out. I usually kayak on fair weather days, so for me it held great.It is super lightweight, easy to use and exactly what I was looking for, but I wish it included some type of storage devise like a sleeve to keep all of the parts together on my kayak. To enthusiastically use this on a regular basis, this is a must and I will be actively looking for something. Overall, I'm happy!

Would have been 5/5 if I had the screws to put it together lol. Had to go out and find my own hardware since it wasn’t in the box.