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@@JuanRivera-ec5te si pero no necesario. El stock no se obstruir

@@JeTsKi_MiSfItSgracias ✌🏽

@@dre3809 that's like changing your oil without changing your oil filter

@@JeTsKi_MiSfItSmakes sense. I appreciate that man. I got an upgrade from JLP for my 2018 1800 and it came with titanium retainers but no new spring or spring seat so I found this very interesting. Thanks again! The only thing is I wouldn’t know where to buy them, or how to make sure they fit my engine. I went to supertech site and they don’t have Yamaha as one of the options to chose. I don’t if they have a different branch that deals just with Jetskis or anything. Would you mind shining some light on that? I appreciate ya!

@@LifeBeginsOnTheWater thank u!

This is the Kissimmee River in Florida. There's better than this tho. Watch my recent videos

@@LifeBeginsOnTheWater thk u! 👍

@@JeTsKi_MiSfItS Anytime my brother. Are you guys & gals in the latest Hurricane path? Pray 🙏🏽 you’re not, keeping all of the Floridian and all our prayers

@@LifeBeginsOnTheWater we actually are. I'm in Lakeland which is 40 mins east of Tampa. Hopefully we'll get thru this with minimal losses

@@JeTsKi_MiSfItS Man, sorry to hear. Send my prayers. Stay safe my brother. Please let us know if you and the family need anything Rob.

@@LifeBeginsOnTheWater thk u brother I appreciate you 👍

@@ObiSkiTV we're doing it tomorrow but not going past the safe house. You're more than welcomed to join in

@@msanc315 I've never cracked a hull anywhere

@@4toes1nose u gotta open up the front lid completely & unzip half. Nothing falls and everything is accessible inside this way

@@masonprotsmanVEVO thank u!

@@1zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzful yeah try using that beach umbrella screw in chop water 🤣 I know what you're taking and it's not the same. Not even close but if it works for u in calm water then go for it

@@JeTsKi_MiSfItS I'm not saying they are or would be my first choice ever except maybe a kayak and I would never use a sand bar anchors as anything but a second for anything either but I don't jetski and if what I was trying up was only 10' or less maybe I would think differently. Idk... but those first 2 sand bar anchors you showed are literally the exact same thing just more expensive longer and heavier I assume... try it before you knock it.. also, I'm literally just talking about at the sandbar where you just were filming and beercan on the calm side or in the lagoon.. or anywhere else shallow and calm I guess too.. they don't extend, but it never gets that deep there anyway. They twist down in that sand in about 30 seconds and in a pinch they have held everything I've needed them to from a paddle board up to a 22' Grady center console and everything in between that Ive needed it to and I only found out about it by accident bc we forgot a second anchor one day and I figured it would work as a cleat to keep the boat in place for a while.. all that said I I'll take a fortress or one of those wedges like that lady's that you showed over just about anything all day everyday. Added in edit: the only time it didn't work for me there was once when we had to park too close to the bridge and the current kept ripping the sand away but that day ever boat more than about 30 yards off jewfish was having their anchors lose the hold regardless of what they had down so I don't really count that day. But yes I would say you're right strong currents choppy or deeper than waist deep water I wouldn't even try with them but I wouldn't be using any of the twist in sand bar anchors you showed either.. Having said all that.. great video, great review looked like a great day out there... It's just like they say opinions are like assholes everyone's got one and most arent good for anything more than shit.. but today this asshole happened upon your video so you got the hear his opinion lol sorry brotha wasn't trying to argue was just bored and on the internet lol.

For clarification I kinda lied in that reply, I haven't used them on everything in between a paddle board and a 22' Grady I only used them on kayaks, 16' skiff, 13 and 15' whalers, 22dlv skiff, 18' solo skiff, 16' hells bay, 21' sea hunt, a few 20' hurricanes, a 19' Grady, a 20' pontoon boat, and an 18' flats boat that has been repaired and restored so many times I don't even know if I could tell you what it is other than a bunch of mis matched fiberglass repairs with a few seats a motor and a steering wheel lol.. but u right it was always calmed water light current and used as the second anchor not the primary... but anyway, just wanted to clarify a little lol. Take care, have fun, stay safe and keep up the good work on the videos and reviews. ✌🏻

@@1zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzful this is an old video. Since then I've found a better American made quality heavy duty auger anchor gorillajackd.com I tested it out in a storm & screwed it into rocky sand to see if I can break it. It's a stainless steel double welded auger thick aluminum shafts that DID NOT bend while anchored in waves during a storm. I posted it on my Facebook. It makes these Chinese anchors look like toys

@@JeTsKi_MiSfItShey afraid to get wet? Yes it is the same just not as long.