Boat Sand Anchor, 34"/46" 316 Stainless Steel PWC Sand Anchors Ideal for Pontoon, Kayak Jet Ski Keeps Securely Near Sandbar Beach or Shallow Water, Detachable Design with Gift Handbag Packaging

I have carpal tunnel and inflammation issues but this was a breeze for me to get in the ground. Little effort at all. It not only held out jetskis but it also held our 90 lb dog without budging an inch. Love the case and ease of using this. Surpassed what I expected.

The sand anchor comes in a stylish case that includes extra screws in case you lose one. It’s incredibly easy to use and is well-built, effectively burying itself in the sand. I’m thoroughly satisfied with this purchase!

Item came to me used and i paid for a new item. The bag has a hole in it. The anchor is all scathed up like it’s been used before. The brush is bent. The floating. All is dirty indicating that it’s been used before.

The product worked great but it felt as though it took forever to screw into and screw out of the sand. However, it held our 19 foot jet boat in decent waves and we had no issues. Will be buying another one so the boat doesn't spin.

This worked for our 22 foot deck boat, screwed into the sand. It was easy to screw in and kept the boat from moving off the beach.

The Itayak Boat Sand Anchor is exactly what I needed! I used it with my kayak and jet ski during a weekend at the sandbar, and it held everything securely in place—even with light waves and wind. The 316 stainless steel feels rugged and high quality, and the detachable design makes it super easy to store. Loved the bonus gift handbag—it’s a nice touch that keeps everything neat and portable. Highly recommend for anyone needing a reliable anchor for shallow water days!

easy to use. essential to have.

Well, we purchased as an anchor for our pontoon boat. We read the description, read other's feedback, and purchased. When received and opened, I said "I think we're going to need a bigger anchor." But feeling pretty confident and after a few cocktails, we decided to put it to the test, and out to the sandbar we went. My husband figured there was about a 5 mile an hour wind. He jumped off the boat and set the anchor in place, and with a big smile, we were finally stationary on our lake...no more holding the boat! Woohoo! Well, excitement turned to disappointment when we started drifting. Oh well. Ya gotta try! I keep seeing these PVC pipe things at the lake and people are like, "yah, I made this, and it works great!" I see a home made PVC pipe thing in our future! Not all is lost though, we are able to use this as a dog lead in our yard, so there you go!