Quick Summary
The Lewmar Anchor Rode is a chain-and-rope anchor rode with a 10′ G4 chain, 150′ of 1/2″ 3-strand rope, and a 5/16″ shackle. It is built as a single rode setup for anchoring, with the chain-to-rope transition designed to work smoothly through a windlass.
This rode combines calibrated chain pitch, hot dip galvanized chain, welded construction, and treated three-strand twist nylon rope. The stated breaking strength is 7,500 lbs.
Key Details
| Detail | Product information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lewmar. Helps identify the exact rode family. |
| Product type | Anchor rode with chain, rope, and shackle. |
| Chain length | 10′. Check that the chain portion suits your anchor setup. |
| Chain diameter | 1/4″. Compare this with your anchor and windlass requirements. |
| Rope length | 150′. This is the stated rope section of the rode. |
| Rope diameter | 1/2″. Confirm that the diameter works with your gear and storage needs. |
| Rope type | 3-strand rope. Relevant for handling and compatibility with existing rigging. |
| Shackle | 5/16″ shackle included. |
| Breaking strength | 7,500 lbs. Compare the rating with your intended anchoring needs. |
| Construction notes | Hot dip galvanized G4 chain and welded construction. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Rode length: This setup includes 10′ of chain and 150′ of rope. Compare the full length with the anchoring arrangement you plan to use.
- Chain size: The chain is 1/4″ G4. Make sure the size matches your anchor and any windlass requirements.
- Rope size and type: The rope is 1/2″ three-strand line. Check whether that diameter and line type fit your storage and handling preferences.
- Shackle size: The included shackle is 5/16″. Confirm that it matches the connection point you need.
- Strength rating: The stated breaking strength is 7,500 lbs. Compare that rating with the demands of your setup.
Before You Decide
Confirm the chain length, rope length, rope diameter, and shackle size before choosing an offer. For anchoring equipment, also make sure the stated breaking strength and windlass-related details match your setup and follow the manufacturer instructions for use.
Planning Your Anchor Setup
Before buying, it helps to map the rode against your existing anchor gear and storage space. The chain-and-rope combination gives you one continuous setup to check against the anchor connection, windlass path, and the way you stow the line when it is not in use. If you are replacing an older rode, compare the chain size, rope diameter, and shackle size so the new setup matches the hardware you already have.
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