Quick Summary
This boat bow anchor holder combines a rubber roller with 316 stainless steel construction and a mirror-polished finish. It is described for anchors up to 35 lb and for vessels from 20 to 30 feet, with three pre-drilled mounting holes.
Key Details
| Detail | Product information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Construction and finish | Marine-grade 316 stainless steel with a mirror-polished finish. |
| Roller | High-elasticity rubber roller; the rubber is intended to separate hard metal contact from the hull area and reduce chain-scratch risk. |
| Overall dimensions | 6.5 in (165 mm) long and 1.97 in (50 mm) wide. Check available bow mounting space. |
| Anchor weight | Described for anchors weighing up to 35 lb. |
| Mounting | Three pre-drilled mounting holes; installation is described as using screws. |
| Stated vessel range | Designed for vessels from 20 to 30 feet. Confirm that the bow and mounting space suit the holder. |
Compatibility, Size and Fit
The listed anchor styles include Fortress, fluke, Dan-forth, wing, delta and CQR or plow anchors. These broad style names do not establish fit for every individual anchor. Check the anchor profile and how it sits on the roller, along with the available bow space.
The description also names fishing boats, yachts, kayaks and fishing vessels. Treat the stated 20-to-30-foot range as a design guide, not confirmation that the holder fits every vessel in that range.
What to Compare Before Buying
- Measure the intended mounting area against the holder’s 6.5 in length and 1.97 in width.
- Check that the three hole positions align with the mounting surface.
- Confirm the anchor’s weight is within the stated 35 lb limit and that its shape suits the roller.
- Check whether mounting screws are included and appropriate for the intended installation.
Setup and Correct Use
The installation description says to fix the holder with screws through its pre-drilled holes. Confirm the mounting arrangement and hardware for the specific vessel before installation. The holder is described for lifting anchors, lobster pots and crab traps within 35 lb; the stated anchor limit is up to 35 lb.
Before You Decide
Check the bow dimensions, hole alignment, anchor shape and weight, and mounting screw requirements. Confirm the fit for the specific vessel rather than relying on the listed vessel range alone.
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