KEMIMOTO Boat Anchor, Kayak Anchor Jet Ski Anchor Shallow Water Anchor Pole Sand Anchor PWC Anchor for Boat Jetski Kayak Pontoon W/20 ft, Boat Anchor Kit for Beach Sandbar Marine Small Boats

This is the PWC anchor I have been searching for! It's easy to store, easy to install, and it holds great! For example, this weekend I used this anchor in 2 feet of water while a buddy used a similar but shorter anchor with a loop on the top instead of a handle for his PWC. I easily installed mine in half the time (without putting my face in the water), and mine stayed. He struggled installing his and his dislodged 3 times due to strong current. I just don't use the provided middle bar since it's too tall.

I purchased two of these to anchor two 19 ft boats in a freshwater lake with a sand/pebble shoreline. The good: 1. Thick 304 stainless steel with decent welds. Weighs 4 lbs. 2. Easy to assemble. 3. Holds very well in sand. 4. Good value for the price. The bad: 1. 304 steel is low-grade, it needs to be passivated with barkeepers friend (long soak). 2. Locking pins are galvanized, so they rust. Replace with 6mm stainless or aluminum pins. 3. The middle bar will bend in moderate waves (~2 feet) anchoring a 19 ft boat. Do not use the middle bar with nearby (~100 ft) wake-boat chop.

Easy to use and easy to store. Bought for my jet ski and holds it in place have had multiple skis hooked to it before

Screw it in deep over 50%, it'll hold your boat and you'll be the happiest person with this new anchor system twist and forget.

It is fairly easy to put together. There was a little hesitation putting the red cap on and I used the lever bar to bang it through. That was the only part that was hard to install. This will make a great spare to just keep in the boat. It is stainless steel. It is heavy enough to secure a jet ski or kayak or a boat. The reason for taking off 1 star is the tack welding at the bottom. The screw will eventually get worn out from the sand and the tacking just allows for sand to get in and erode from all angles. The other reason for the deduction is the height. It is made well enough to be higher so it can go in further and not worry about someone tripping over it. Fix the welding to be continuous and add another pole for the height. Then it will be worth 5 stars all day every day

Great Quality easy to use.

The anchor held very well against a strong current, but at the end of the day, when pull the anchor out, it had multiple pieces showing rust already. Can’t believe an anchor will get rust after one day of use

This is a well made shallow water anchor. The rods are made out of stainless steel which are a little thin but they'll easily hold a kayak or small boat. It may even hold a beached pontoon boat but that's pushing the limits. The red part is made out of aluminum and the clips are zinc plated steel which will rust if left exposed out in the elements. I really like how it breaks down quickly for storage.