WAVESRX TriAnchor - Stainless Steel Folding PWC & Boat Anchor Kit | Sets Instantly for Effortless Boat & Jet Ski Anchoring | Compact Patent-Pending Design Grips Better Than Plow, Fluke or Box Anchor

I use this box anchor on my deck boat (24 ft), and I’m genuinely impressed with how well it performs. I’ve tested it in various conditions—muddy bottoms, slight current, waves from boat traffic—and it holds solid every time without needing a ton of rope or effort. Pros: Great holding power – digs in fast and stays put. Compact storage – folds up easily and fits right in my anchor locker. Heavy-duty build – sturdy construction with solid welds; feels like it’ll last for years. Easy to use – to open just pull up on the rope and it locks into position. To close you push the arm up so the spring compresses and fold effortlessly. Easy to clean - mud, muck, clay fall right off this anchor unlike my galvanized front anchor. Cons: Non so far. If you're tired of your old anchor dragging or resetting constantly, this is well worth the investment

Great build quality and design. Folds up nicely in the included rugged case. I bought this to replace an old navy style anchor that kept pulling loose. This thing works perfectly, drop it in the water as you coast to a stop and it never moves. This new anchor is also half the weight 7lbs compared to my old 15lb navy anchor. Making it easier for my wife to pull back into our boat. Money well spent.

This anchor works great and has its own storage box. It holds my 19.5' Yamaha boat without an issue. The anchor works best in sandy, small rock lakes. Not ever anchor will work everywhere.

I have tried a flute anchor, heavy box anchor and now the trianchor for my 22ft Pontoon. The trianchor is both the lightest, easiest to deploy and best holding anchor. It’s seriously one of the best anchors I’ve ever used. Even on a windy day where much smaller boats are struggling to stay still, my trianchor keeps my pontoon with bimni up and an additional umbrella in place with very little rope! Well done, great anchor!

We have a Fx-7. But just got the WaveRx TriAnchor. Now using it in our 2022 Yamaha 255xd. I did a little test today. I had the Fx-7 and the TriAnchor. While standing up current on the sand bar(crab island Destin Fl) I dropped the Fx-7 and then reset and did it with Waves RX TriAnchor. The Fx- moved around 3 feet before it really started to bight. The TriAnchor was less then a foot. And never moved. Now, the current isn't always crazy at crab island but the wind was decent. We have also used this around the inlet while fishing. My wife likes the ease of use. We haven't even had to add any chain to it. We are using it with there bungee line. This was originally just going to be a stren anchor for when we're anchored near other boats at the sand/gravel bars. But I belive we will be getting a second one for the bow. So to some it up. Price is very fair for Such a quality unit, it's foldable (fits anywhere), comes in a rugged plastic case, at only 7lb. will hold a 25' boat, polished stainless steel.