Fortress Commando Small Craft 8.5# Anchor, 150' Rope, 6' Chain, Shackle on 2040-parts.com
Bayville, New Jersey, United States
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Commando Small Craft Anchoring System Originally developed for military raiding craft, the Commando offers a no-nonsense solution to the problems of anchor storage and deployment on small boats. Everything, including the disassembled Guardian G-5 anchor, can be stored inside the rugged Dupont Cordura Plus storage bag. The modified Guardian anchor can be assembled quickly without tools. The bag itself can be attached permanently to the boat. With the lightweight Guardian anchor, the entire system weighs only 8.5 lbs. (4 kg). Perfect for Inflatables, Bass Boats, Personal Watercraft, Runabouts, Tenders, Ski Boats, and more. Includes everything you need:
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