Here are the Amazon affiliate links too all of the products we used Amazon Links Blue Cooper Anchors: amzn.to/3VEwzXE Anchor Chains: amzn.to/3VL8wql Anchor Lines: amzn.to/3VDaatS We also use this bag as an anchor bag. Works well. amzn.to/3NOPcD5
I love my Cooper anchor, super simple, nothing to unpack and have to assemble. Just pull it out and drop it. I frequently hook up both our ski's to one anchor and I've never had any issues.
@@davidslinkard8351sorry for the late reply, I don't always see replies to comments. I'm using a quarter inch shackle. Although it was a little tight and I had to force it on there.
Do you have links to all the parts you used to make this anchor? And how do you keep it from banging around while you’re out riding?
Here are the Amazon affiliate links too all of the products we used
Amazon Links
Blue Cooper Anchors:
amzn.to/3VEwzXE
Anchor Chains:
amzn.to/3VL8wql
Anchor Lines:
amzn.to/3VDaatS
We also use this bag as an anchor bag. Works well.
amzn.to/3NOPcD5
I love my Cooper anchor, super simple, nothing to unpack and have to assemble. Just pull it out and drop it. I frequently hook up both our ski's to one anchor and I've never had any issues.
Couldn't agree more. 👍
What did you use to mark off the foot intervals on the rope?
Multicolored electrical tape.
Love my cooper anchor
All admit, I really liked my sandshark. But the more I use the Cooper, the more I like it.
What size shackle does the anchor take?
@@davidslinkard8351sorry for the late reply, I don't always see replies to comments. I'm using a quarter inch shackle. Although it was a little tight and I had to force it on there.
You run the chain first then 8ft of rope to the anchor. This will make your angle better for less length/depth requirements
Great tip!
I wait for my buddy to anchor then ask to hook on. lol Less equipment to haul on mine to scratch up my nice finish
That's one way to do it😃. Christine makes me set her sand anchor. Lol