DACK Boat Anchor, 23'' Sand Anchor, Pontoon, Kayak Anchor, Jet Ski for 25' Boats, Keeps Your Watercraft Securely Anchored Near Shore, Sand-bar or in Shallow Water

Its a two piece unit that comes with a storage bag. Easy to assemble and comes with a locktite bottle for the two pieces if you want to use it. kept the 21 foot boat anchored in current and worked as it should

I used it one time at the beach and the threads pulled right out of the screw section, and I could not retrieve the screw part which was buried in the sand? Useless device!!!!

Got to try this out for the first time tonight. Worked well in the packed sand at the waterline along the shore. Won’t replace using a Danforth in all situations but when I can use it there is much less to trip or stub a toe on. Primary anchor off the bow does most of the holding, rear anchor just prevents sway. I would recommend using the included thread glue to permanently connect the two pieces because I’m concerned in hard pack the auger could unscrew from the extension and you’d then have to dig it out.

Well made, be careful blades are sharp, wish the storage bag would hold assembled anchor, screw in most the way for strength

We used this product to anchor our boat from the beach to the water. We love how easy it is to use. It held our 19.5’ boat great. It was easy to twist in and out of the sand. Its hard to disassemble it when its tightly screwed on so we just left it assembled which is still compact to store in our boat. We like the ring on the top of it for easy use to tie our rope through it.

So, this is going to based off my decade of boating experience and not off of its tested performance. It’s December in Maine and I’m not on the lake hanging on the sandbar. That being said, I know for a fact that there is no way this anchor is holding anything even close to a 25 foot boat in place especially on a day with any kind of wind or chop. Kayaks would be no issue or maybe even a smaller jet ski, but the shaft thickness on the top half of the anchor is thin and I can easily see this bending under minimal stress, especially if this is really buried. The entire corkscrew portion is held in place by 7 tiny tack welds, so I don’t know how durable those will end up being either. Like I said, this would be great to use to hold several kayaks in place or something small, but I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere for something for an actual boat.

I purchased this anchor July of last year and on my latest trip, the auger part of the anchor broke at the threads.Not a quality product for the price.

Works well for beach/sandbar. Drop the bow anchor and back in. Screw this in and holds the boat from swinging. 7000 pound 26.5' boat. Not sure how it will hold up in rough weather, but so far so good.