Beach Sand Spike Anchor, Slide Anchor, Shore Spike for Boats and Small Watercraft - Great for Shoreline, Sandbar and Beach Anchoring

If you own a boat on a lake and frequent beaches or islands I highly recommend this product. It’s made completely of metal which gives it some weight to pound into the sand and hold your boat in place. Obviously that means it’s heavier but that’s really what you want. It hammers in the sand or dirt very easy and is incredibly functional for what you need. Not a bad price and well built you really can’t beat it.

I got this to use with a large SUP paddleboard andd it defnitiely does the job. Thankfully it's self-hammering and keeps the board completely secured.That being said, pulling it up is another deal for me. I don't have alot of strength so it's a bit of a struggle. I did not expect it to be this large, and carrying it on the board is something I did not anticipate.OVERALL - But for a small sailboat or skiff this would do the job without taking u alot of deck space.

This sand spike has been a solid addition to our beach gear. We mainly use it to anchor our 17' Hobie Catamaran, and it holds up well. The anchor feels really durable, with enough weight to make driving it into the sand easy and secure. It stays put, even when the wind picks up.What’s really handy is how we use it at night, too. We attach a fluorescent rope to the spike to mark the edge of our campsite. Since the beaches on Padre Island National Seashore double as public roadways, this setup helps keep motorists away from our camp.The construction is impressive—after about 30 days of use in salty, humid conditions, it’s not showing any signs of corrosion. It’s a sturdy and versatile tool that’s earned its spot in our gear.

This is a great sand spike for securing my boat when out on the canoe. It would work in any situation where you want to step ashore to camp or take a break. I have used it to paddle my kids to the playground on the other side of the bay. It worked out great. The kids were able to run off and play and my boat was secure. It would also be great for canoe camping. It would give a little more piece of mind that your boat will still be where you left it when you wake up. I am really happy with it.

I have been coveting a sand spike anchor for awhile, and it was worth the wait!No longer am I lugging a hammer around to anchor in a traditional anchor to the beach, as this spike is easily secured by hand.This works great for my mid sized fishing boat, but I wouldn't trust it for anything larger.Overall the quality is good, and the execution is awesome. Recommended.

This spike is about 32” closed, 42” extended when extended and with 11” of travel for the slide to hammer down on the spike. We use this for our 21’ ski boat on a river with a fast current. I drop a stern anchor and line on the way in, and then secure the bow with this spike which I bury about 15’ from the shoreline at about a 45 degree angle upriver. It has a bag that stows away and keeps the metal stake from banging against the gelcoat. Pulls up easy enough when it’s time to go. I love it.

I was surprised how big this was when it arrived! That's on me - I should have read the description closer. That said, it is a heavy duty piece of equipment and I'm thrilled at the quality. It's definitely made of real high quality metal and I really like that it is "self hammering". Very happy.

This is a great item for boaters who live in an area where there are sandy beaches. Having two points of anchorage adds greatly to the stability of my boat, and allows us to take advantage of recreational and fishing opportunities we couldn't before. Highly recommended!