I bought a kelysus float can u suggest best anchor for it
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This one might be overkill. But it is small and has a carrying bag so it would work nicely.
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I am not that familiar with the particular float you are referring to however I use the Kwik tel A-2 complete folding anchor as pictured here and it comes with a float already attached that has served my needs both on right v Eric and lakes as deep as 32 feet if you ad a little extra line to the 25ft that comes with the Kwik tel A-2....
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Sorry I bought it! It is typical china made junk. It is not accurate. They should put a rope hole in it. Then it would make a good anchor.
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Tammy,Yes it will work, however it works even better when anchored. Best Regards,David H
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it's lasted me for years. Just use a staple gun, wire ties. I guess it depends on what you're trying to anchor it to.
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I would take the bolts to Home Depot or Lowell's and match them up with longer bolts. The rack is really great and easy to use. Make sure you put the straps on first before you mount the kayaks
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I would suggest instead you get a mushroom anchor also offered by Amazon due to the prongs on the folding anchor. If it lands with he prongs extended in the inflatable boat it could possibly puncture it.
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With the right size and type of anchor it should be. Mine is attached to the under side of the eve in wood.
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Go to the hardware store and look for a swivel hanger among the hooks and caribiners... not sure what they're technically called. Or a towing hook would work.You just want to make sure the hook is rated for over 100 pounds... the heavier duty the better as the users will be swinging and twisting on it.
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Here is the solution: Sevylor Heavy Duty Aluminum Shafted Oars from Amazon...we have used these for the last year and they work awesome...length and strength...
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From what I've read, it really depends on what you're looking to do with it. A 2 foot drift anchor should be enough to barely slow down a boat that size against the wind, but it doesn't sound like it is the ideal size. I purchased this two-pack of 2 foot sea anchors for a 23' Robalo center console, hoping to keep my bow into the wind while drift fishing. This boat has a tendency to drift stern to the wind. Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to try them out yet. I'm expecting them to work fairly well here in the northern Chesapeake and it's tributaries, but only getting them wet will tell. I'll comment back next time I'm out and the wind is blowing. From what I've read, it really depends on what you're looking to do with it. A 2 foot drift anchor should be enough to barely slow down a boat that size against the wind, but it doesn't sound like it is the ideal size. I purchased this two-pack of 2 foot sea anchors for a 23' Robalo center console, hoping to keep my bow into the wind while drift fishing. This boat has a tendency to drift stern to the wind. Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to try them out yet. I'm expecting them to work fairly well here in the northern Chesapeake and it's tributaries, but only getting them wet will... » Read More From what I've read, it really depends on what you're looking to do with it. A 2 foot drift anchor should be enough to barely slow down a boat that size against the wind, but it doesn't sound like it is the ideal size. I purchased this two-pack of 2 foot sea anchors for a 23' Robalo center console, hoping to keep my bow into the wind while drift fishing. This boat has a tendency to drift stern to the wind. Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to try them out yet. I'm expecting them to work fairly well here in the northern Chesapeake and it's tributaries, but only getting them wet will tell. I'll comment back next time I'm out and the wind is blowing. « Show Less
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Anchors. This thing could blow away in a strong wind without them. Make sure anchor it.
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Yes it should be but also depends on where you will be using it(lake, or river). Different type of anchors work better in certain situations. Keep in mind wind can also play a factor if you are trying to anchor and stay in one spot.
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That may work. I would find some way to anchor it. I wish I could be more help I use it for out door application.
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We use these mainly for slow trolling. usually 2 for a slow troll. As a drift anchor the 24 inch would be minimal, only enough the 'point' the boat. To slow a drift at least a 30 inch, preferably a 36 inch.
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Hi Beverly,The anchor should hold very well as long as the bottom of the lake isn't too thick with weeds.I have a 29 ft powerboat and it holds it fine.
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That depends on the end user entirely. The anchor part in my opinion should be 24-30" off the ground.
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With care it could be used without damage but for an inflatable I would try a mushroom shaped anchor that has all smooth edges.