Anchor-Man Navy Anchor Kit 5 lb, 50 ft Rope, Chain, 15 L Cooler Bag

Anchor-Man Navy Anchor Kit 5 lb, 50 ft Rope, Chain, 15 L Cooler Bag

• Right for You If You Are Tired of Your Anchor Wrecking the Front Hatch - the 15 L bag is padded as well as insulated, so 5 lb of anchor and 6 ft of chain sit in the bow storage of a jet ski without banging against the hatch every time you hit a wake
• Compare the Bag Before You Compare the Price - most kits at this price ship a thin mesh sack sized to hold the rope and nothing else. This is a padded, insulated 15 L cooler that takes the whole kit, and it is included rather than sold separately at 25 to 35 dollars
• Everything in the Bag - the 5 lb PE-coated navy anchor, 50 ft of 3/8 in nylon rope with a thimble, 6 ft of 1/4 in PVC-coated chain and 2 stainless 316 bow shackles in 5/16 in. The most complete of the three small-craft kits
• 6 ft of Chain Is What Makes 5 lb Hold - the chain weight pulls the shank flat so the flukes bite, and it counts toward what is holding you on the bottom. A 5 lb anchor sold without chain skips instead of setting, which is why most small kits disappoint
• How to Use It - shackle the 6 ft chain between anchor and rope, lower rather than throw, and let 5 ft of rode out for every 1 ft of depth. The spliced thimble on the rope end is what stops the shackle chafing through the rope over a season
• PE Coated, Not Bare Cast - the coating is what stops 5 lb of anchor marking a gel-coat hull or a plastic deck when it comes aboard wet, and it keeps rust off the inside of the bag
• Three Kits for Small Craft - this 5 lb navy kit is the heavy-duty one at 50 ft of rope and 6 ft of chain; the 8 lb mushroom suits soft mud and sand, and the 3.5 lb folding grapnel suits rock and structure. All three ship in an insulated bag