Fortress Marine Anchors

   

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In test after test conducted around the world, no anchor has set faster or has matched the holding power of Fortress! The Fortress is the best fluke-type anchor we have ever tested. Pontoon & Deck Boat Magazine, July 2002.
  • Precision machined from a hardened aluminum alloy
  • Stronger and lighter than competitive steel anchors
  • Lifetime Parts Replacement Warranty
  • No welds to fail
  • Adjustable 32° to 45° fluke angle for soft mud
  • Rustproof
  • Tough anodized finish
  • Disassembles for easy storage  
Fortress Marine Anchors are precision-machined from a hardened aluminum alloy that is as strong as steel, but only half the weight. In addition to being stronger and lighter than steel anchors, the aluminum Fortress Anchors have sharp edges which allow them to set faster and penetrate deeper into common sea bottoms for incredible holding power. The Fortress also features an adjustable 32° to 45° fluke angle which helps increase holding power in problem soft mud bottoms.  Chain not included.


Rated 3 out of 5 by 2 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Incredible anchor! I am the captain of charter fishing boat here in Florida and we have used a Fortress anchor several times per day / almost everyday for the past decade or so. It is far and away the easiest anchor I have ever used, since it sets fast and holds firm, and retrieving it is also a back saver. I highly recommend one for any fisherman who needs a dependable anchor that won't rust out in short time, and is easy on the back! April 23, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Not worth it It is true very light weight and holds up well in salt water.The problem light weight calls for more chain to get anchor to bottom. Big problem using on cape cod where sand is much coarser than Florida the sand gets jammed between flukes and shaft and anchor fails to set.Once it is set it is fine I feel much safer with Danforth type April 16, 2012
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The 4 lbs anchor would be good for a 16 to 27 foot boat. Thanks
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