Obcursco 20L Jet Ski Anchor Kit PWC Anchor 2 in 1 Sand Bag Anchor for Float with Adjustable Buoy, PWC Sandbag Anchor for Jetski, Kayak, Seadoo, Paddle Board, Waverunner, Watercraft, and Swim Mat…

We used this for an anchor for an inflatable dock at the lake and filled it with sand. It was the best size to hold things in place while still being mobile. It worked amazing and allowed for hours of fun of our dock staying put!

Works great for our jet ski! We can anchor in shallow water or there are clips on both ends of the rope we can clip it to a pier or boat.

We found an alternative use for this. We filled it with sand and attached our dog’s leash to it at the beach. With her leash she had 30ft of roam-ability without having to worry about excessive entanglements. She is 12lbs, and it worked great for her containment. It was easy to fill and dump. Worked perfectly. So glad my husband thought of it!

Love it! Well made bag! Super nice rope and buoy! Super easy to travel with!!! Will buy more in future!

Looks good, have not tried it yet. The bags are big and sturdy.

worked very well and was easy to clean up and put away

We take an annual trip to a lake and there weren't any boat slips for me to dock our jet ski. The lake has a rocky bottom, so I couldn't screw in an anchor and didn't trust that some of the other anchor types would keep it out of the rocks due to the waves coming by. I filled this with rocks and tied it to the back of my ski with a bungee dock rope to absorb some of the shock from the waves and used the rope that came with it to tie the front off to a tree at the waterline. It didn't move a bit all week. Seems like it will work for occasional use and I just bought another one.

I have always used a bag anchor for my jet ski and unfortunately have to replace them about every 3 years because the material rips. I was using name brand jet ski bag anchor too. These are built from much heavier material, sewn and sealed well, and the 20 liter is three times bigger, than what I used to use, allowing for more sand or stones if needed. For calmer water, only half full works well. Totally full has worked well against three foot waves. I questioned the plastic closing snaps but they handled the three foot waves. I used this about 20 times in a year so far and it shows no wear. Should have bought these in the beginning.