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At that price, I bet that is the "extra small" box anchor not the small box anchor.Originally posted by TeamAllen$126 + Shippping at BoatFix.com
http://www.boatfix.com/shop5/store/v...idProduct=6022
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I have the Box Anchor,Shore Spike and Danik hook.That is one rock solid combo.The Small Box Anchor is all you will need.It has held my boat along with another 20 ft boat in 20 mph winds.It holds in rocks,stumps,sand and clay.That's all the testing i've done so far.Originally posted by chadsanchez View PostOkay people you are killing me ... I don't want 3 options in anchors ... Ive heard great things about the box anchor but now there are the occasional dislikes of the box anchors ... I am hesitant to spend $150 on an anchor and not like it ...

I do all my own stunt work. hey ya'll watch dis.
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Those Danik hooks are the cat's meow!Originally posted by robert theisen View PostI have the Box Anchor,Shore Spike and Danik hook.That is one rock solid combo.The Small Box Anchor is all you will need.It has held my boat along with another 20 ft boat in 20 mph winds.It holds in rocks,stumps,sand and clay.That's all the testing i've done so far.


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Actually if you look at the list price it's right in line with the small box Anchor.The extra small lists for considerably less.Originally posted by Duncan View PostAt that price, I bet that is the "extra small" box anchor not the small box anchor.I do all my own stunt work. hey ya'll watch dis.
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I stand corrected. Those are excellent prices.Originally posted by TeamAllenYou mean the Baby Box anchor for $101.18 + shipping?
http://www.boatfix.com/shop5/store/v...idProduct=6021
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Went to the slideanchor page just to look for you and fount this... And these guys saved me $60 by checking the shipping option I chose and sending me a refund check with my purchase! For me, customer service goes a long way and these cats have it in spades. Apparently, it only takes a day of UPS ground to get from Lake Havasu to Tucson...
http://www.slideanchor.com/Hlm_ShopI...1-c5e749bb8688
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Just to echo everyone's opinion here the Box Anchor is the ticket. Aside from being an amazingly effective and simple design the company behind it is excellent and stands behind everything they sell 100%. We've had the pleasure of working events side by side for several years.
Had a medium sized one for a couple seasons and replaced it with a small that works just fine. Between that and the slide anchor sand spike it's all you need.
Go big or go home and pick up the polished one!
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I fell in love with the XYZ anchor.
http://www.xyzanchor.com/
In my opinion, it's the best anchor design of ALL anchors, especiall for sand and high currents or storm conditions.
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i guess i will have to disagree with most everybody, while i have owned a box anchor for over 15 years, and still use it today, it is not the pefect anchor, it works fine 80% of the time,but every year we go to lake powell, and every year we will get a storm with 60 mile an hour winds and the box anchor will break loose, it will reset itself and then break loose again and again, several of us end up standing in the water holding boats so the dont bang into each other, it turns into a party actually. i will be doing some other kind of anchoring system this year for powell other than the box anchor. might take a look at the xyz anchor.
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I mentioned this in another recent box anchor thread. Blessing and curse of the box anchor -- auto reset is nice, but with shifty winds (even moderate shifty winds), the box anchor will walk.Originally posted by sincity View Postit will reset itself and then break loose again and again
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I paid 1/2 that price for the #7 anchor. This anchor will hold our boat under the most severe weather. So... if you don't plan to get caught in high winds (like near the gulf of mexico), then it's over kill. But if you have a boat load of children and you do get caught in severe weather, you'll kiss that XYZ anchor when the storms over. That's all. You get what you pay for and a box anchor fits the needs of 95% of the ski boat owners out there. The XYZ anchor was used in our Cobalt 250 which went off shore. I miss that boat but we love our Tige more.Originally posted by shawndoggy View PostHoly cow, $900? How does the XYZ compare against six box anchors?
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