YakGear 1.5lb Grapnel Anchor Kit w/Storage Bag [AB1]

Name: YakGear 1.5lb Grapnel Anchor Kit w/Storage Bag [AB1]
Brand: YakGear
SKU: EM-101689
Price: 23.99 USD
Availability: InStock

YakGear | SKU: EM-101689 | Barcode: 890847002202

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Product Details

1.5lb Grapnel Anchor Kit with Storage Bag

Catch the big fish while anchored with the little anchor kit with the complete YakGear 1.5-pound Grapnel Anchor Kit. This 1.5-pound (.7 kg) galvanized steel anchor features four 3.5-inch tines that fold out of the way while stored for space maximization and release when ready for use. While it may seem small, a 1.5 lb. anchor is a more than adequate weight for kayaks and canoes in rivers, lakes, and slower-moving water. Includes 30 feet of 3/16-inch black nylon diamond braid anchor rope and a storage bag.

Features:

1.5 lb. galvanized steel Grapnel Anchor
Four folding 3.5 in. tines for easy storage
Locks in open or closed position
30 ft. nylon diamond braid rope
Storage bag included
1-year warranty

Note: It is recommended to use 3 times the depth of the water as the length of rope in calm waters and 4-5 times the depth of the water as the length of rope in choppy waters or windy conditions

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