Customer Reviews for VEVOR Kayak Anchor Kit 3.5 lb Paddle Board Anchor Kit with 26.2 ft Rope and Buoy

Haven't had a chance to use it due to it being early in the season, but looking forward to using it this summer. The anchor has a quality feel and I am sure it will function fine, I will update my review after using it in the water.

Another reviewer mentioned using a milk jug with sand or pebbles in it for an anchor. All this time I thought I was the only one. I’ve taken up paddle boarding and also have an inflatable kayak. The milk jug anchor needed an upgrade. This is a handy little kit with everything you need. My only complaint is that the bag could be a little longer. It is super tight with everything in it, and doesn’t close very well. Other than that, I can’t wait to put this in use when better weather arrives.

There's something about horking top-quality nylon rope into a goopy pond that doesn't sit right with me. Enter: the kayak anchor that's \"just good enough\"! This has that plasticky sorta rope that'll degrade with 30 years in sunshine, but for the price, I don't need more. The anchor is a giant hunk of metal that'll grip even \"corals\" according to the manual (writers, that might not sit well here in the 'States but who am I to judge?) and it is all assembled with just enough love to make this practical. I already throw money out on boat stuff, so I'm glad this is priced in that sweet spot of \"that'll work!\". 5 stars for doing the job and nothing else.

My wife and I have joked about getting an anchor for our kayak and I don't think she thought I would get one. Anyway, this thing is solid and nicely built and will be great at anchoring the kayak in the summer.

Are 12' aluminum boat my wife and I like to take out for some easy fishing. The 8lb mushroom anchor used for the front she always complained about having to put in and especially take out (she sits in the front). I thought we would try a lighter wait grappling anchor after doing a bit of research on them. Well the 3.5 pound grappling did the same job as the 8 pound mushroom design and so much easier to handle. I decided to go with the electroplated (nice) VEVOR product after looking at others that where just a plain galvanized cast iron. A package deal of the storage bag, rope, clasp and float all together looked like a winner and it is The anchor folds up so easy & clean then goes in the bag, leaving no ropes to lay in the bottom of the boat. I will be getting another one for the back Very happy

This anchor seems well made and comes with a rope, storage bag, a clip to attach to the kayak and a float on the rope. I like that the anchor arms fold and lock in place for storage. I have a 16’ sea kayak and there are times when I want to float but not drift. It’s too cold to try it out now but seems well made and suited to my needs.

This kayak anchor is extremely well made. It is heavy-duty enameled cast iron with a marine-grade rope. The tines of the anchor are collapsible for storage purposes and are not sharp enough to damage standard or inflatable kayaks. It has a small bouy on the end of the anchor line and a clip so you can clip the rope to your watercraft and have a float to see where the line is while in the water. The storage case is well-made with nice stitching and heavy-duty material. It's well worth having aboard when out the water.