Customer Reviews for VEVOR Sand Spike Boat Anchor, 90 cm Slide Anchor Shore Spike, Galvanized Carbon Steel Boat Shore Anchors, Shallow Water Beach Anchors, for Securing Jet Ski PWC Pontoon Kayak on Beaches & Sandbars

Made our summer boating adventures more fun. We were able to anchor up on the river sandbar with friends much easier.

We forgot ours at the lake and needed to replace it. Quick shipping, great price, works better than the one we lost.

Very sturdy and durable. Great for small boats or jetskis.

Great. Secures my boat when launching from the sand. I also use it when pulled up to sandbars at low tide and need to get out of the boat.

The rubber comes off right away but other than that it’s a good tool! Nice to have on the boat

I bought this for my trailerable houseboat when anchoring near other boats such as the party cove. It works great and is quick and easy to set into the ground.

This 'Spike Boat Anchor' is no stranger to pontoon boat owners. To use, it's much like a slide hammer going into the sand/dirt as well as coming out of the sand/dirt. Don't have a boat? don't worry. It can also be used to secure/anchor your items at a campsite on a sandy beach or lake/river. I've seen many lost tents floating across the lake and down rivers on a windy day and caught a few too. This model comes with a storage bag. I added reflective tape to mine for easy-to-find in the dark while boat-in-camping.

This hammers into even wet sand and doesn’t pull free. Secured the boat so it can be trusted to not loosen up and become unsecured. It’s an excellent product.

This spike works well, it holds well in soft dirt and sand. the handle slides up and down allowing you to drive the spike into the ground using that hammer motion. It's made of quality metal and travels nicely strapped to kayak.

We haven't used this yet, but I can tell you it is heavy. I am not sure if I would want to use with our kayak. I think it would weigh it down too much. It would definitely work with other water crafts. It is long and you will probably need to bring a mallet or something to hammer it down. It is very durable and I don't see it breaking at all! It would be used if I felt comfortable putting in our kayak.