vidaXL Folding Anchor with Rope Silver 1.5 kg Malleable Iron

vidaXL Folding Anchor with Rope Silver 1.5 kg Malleable Iron

Marsoni

M251S

$39.04

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vidaXL Folding Anchor with Rope Silver 1.5 kg Malleable IronMake your journey on the waters more effortless with the folding anchor. Robust material: Made of malleable iron, the anchor is durable, wear resistant, corrosion resistant and can be used for a long time. 4 claw design: The grapnel anchor's 4 claws have good contacts with the ground such as sand, grass or mud that makes your watercraft stay in place, providing you with a secure and safe experience. Twist lock: This twist lock keeps the flukes stable

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012