Young Marine Boat Anchor Fluke Anchor 8 LB 10 LB 13 lb for Different Size Boats Pontoon, Deck, Fishing, and Sail

Nice anchor great value for the price !

We got the 8lb size, which turned out to be perfect for my hubby's kayak. Strong and well made, he was able to put it in the back of his kayak while he went fishing. Stable and easy to pull up as well. He liked it for his fishing excursion!

This is good anchor for our smaller pontoon boat. We went with the 10ld as it is easier me to let out an retrieve. Holds the boat fine in lite wind or current.

I ordered this 13 pound anchor to use with my 24 foot tritoon boat. It is a pretty basic Fluke style anchor but it gets the job done. The quality of the product seems pretty good so I am pretty confident that it will last for many years. I typically use the anchor for when we take our boat to one of the many small beach islands here in southwest Florida. I end up throwing and setting the anchor from the stern and then end up beaching the front of the pontoon on the beach. The anchor keeps the boat from moving around too much due to the surf hitting the back end. I have been pretty happy with this anchor and it definitely does its job just as well as higher-priced name brand products sold at marine supply stores.

This is a great anchor for our inshore skiff. It's made from quality materials and is true to its listed weight. I mostly use it to tie off the stern of my boat and hold the boat broadside to the current for shrimping and crabbing. I have a 10 ft length of SS chain attached to it and never have an issue with it settling and catching. Definitely a great anchor for the price!

I like this nice hacker because I needed an acre to get my vessel more security. This has done nicely and is a big help. It’s pretty ordinary as anchors go. 13 pounds what is the size I needed so I was happy to find this anchor. It does the job for me and it’s a solidly made anchor.

This will be the easiest review I've ever done. Its a fantastic anchor. I've had lots of boats I've had lots of anchors, this is a good one.This is a 13 pound basic fluke style anchor so it's good for most boats up to 32 feet. The Shank which is the long straight part it connects the flutes to the anchor line , The stock that's the crossbar that goes across the bottom, it keeps the anchor sitting flat on the bottom . The flukes dig into the sand when tensions are apply to the line either somebody pulling on it or the boat dragging against it.Before I ever take an anchor out into open water I always go over every square inch of it. I went over every inch of this anchor and as you can see from my photos above it's Excellent every weld on every side is seamless no flaws in it the hot galvanized dip on it to help slow down the rust it'll eventually get was very good. Its a good anchor.

I wanted a small anchor to use on our paddleboards and kayak. I ordered the 8 pound anchor. It is quite a bit larger and heavier than I anticipated. It seems really well made of heavy steel. I have not taken it out for a paddle yet. It may just be too large for that purpose but if I use it I am confident that it will have no issues keeping two paddleboards or kayaks from floating away.