Extreme Max3006.6675 BoatTector Stainless Steel Folding/Grapnel Anchor - 3.5 lbs.

I think this will work great for what we want to use it for....(As a way to prevent our floating Patriot Pad floating down river...) The rope on our 5LB MUSHROOM anchor BROKE...so I am going to try to replace it with this. Now it is FALL here in MN...so I don't think I will use it this year, but I am impressed by:A- The price! Very reasonable!B- The length of the blades. I think it will do a good job of holding smaller/lighter floating objects on a "soft" bottom . I places the statement about the ROCKS as I can see this thing getting caught up on rocks and STUCK!!!C- Build quality seems good!D- How it "folds" up when NOT in use!!!What MAY not be good?A- Weight...at only 1.5 LBS...it may not "sink" quickly.B- Time to grab the bottom.....Not sure how quickly it will "grab" making placement important.C- How easy it will be to disengage. With the longer blades, will it come up easy?D- Getting stuck in ROCKSStill...I am giving it FIVE stars as I am betting it will be fine...but be aware of the bottom is will be used on and the weight and size....

Perfect size to keep out float where we want it in the lake. Super cheap price also. We are very happy with it.

I take this anchor with me when I go kayak fishing on the lake. It is small and simple to use which is nice. It seems plenty sturdy and I have no worries about it breaking. The only issue that I have with it is that it really doesnt have much stopping power on a soft bottom so if there is a bit of a breeze I often find myself drifting whether I want to or not. On the other side of that same coin though, if you want to drift fish in an area where you would otherwise be blown around too much, this actually works quite well.

I purchased this anchor for river tubes. My family was able to tie our tubes together and use this anchor to stay in place. Worked great, even with a strong current. This would work great for small boats and kayaks as well.

Being a nearly 40 year old male it seems as though things like grapple anchors excite me. This is no different. I have a project where I need to hold fake ducks in a river current and this grapple anchor makes me feel like I'm Batman with my utility belt. Does it weight 1.5lbs? maybe. I don't know, I'll take their word for it. It looks cool and if it doesn't work for my project I can let my kids borrow it for a few hours. We haven't hit our deductible for the year yet so this would most likely push us over the edge.

easy to use and store ...keeps my kayak in place with no issue

Good for a kayak or maybe a lillypad. GOOD enough for an hour or two on a calm lake in great weather with supervision

These are relatively small anchors, but work perfectly for small gifts and personal watercraft lightweight but should get the job done.The price is right too

Lightweight but robust and ready to be used anytime keeps well in a small pouch (not furnished)I use it for my pedalboat or kayak whenever I need to hold myself in place on the water

Only used a couple of times, works well, seems good quality for the price.

Se lo amarramos a 20mts de cuerda en un kayak doble y trabajo excelente le pusimos 1 metro de cadena adicional para darle peso

Super nice product, but i should have got the bigger one. It locks the arms in at the top

Le agregue 50 cms de cadena y 7 metros de cuerda y es perfecta para un kayak! No se mueve ni con oleaje ni con el viento. PD es el ancla de 1.5 Libras