Testing Australia's unique COOPER ANCHOR vs the Fluke style anchor I've been using. 

Thank you!

True, but it's really solid.

Let me know how the sailing dingy works out! These are amazing anchors, I was very impressed. really compact too compared to the clunky anchor I was using before! Thanks for the shout brother! Zig

Hey captain! YES! We do send to spain. We got your email but i thought answering here would get to you faster.

@@CooperAnchors.... So than let me order one 😊.

The bite in so little distance. It's crazy

no problem! been sailing all my life from the Med to the Great Lakes and the Gulf of Mexico. Even captained a few Lats and Atts TV episodes for the Magazine back in the day. use to write for a few sailing mags too My fav on my big boat was my Bruce. now I retired and down sized and found you guys. I have never seen an anchor set faster. Awesome design. I'm sure after the Texas 200 sail this June you will see a few orders. Texas 200 @facebook.com/groups/100346820013471

@@ZiggyLavengood Jon cooper is a steaming sack of dung and his anchors only work in sand.

yrs ago I got a Bruce for my 34 ft C&C and it was awesome. use to anchor for days at a time when weathered in. This cooper anchor reminds me of the Bruce in operation. I gifted the big ass Bruce to one of my subscribers in Corpus Christi last year. She says it's a beast, hehe. If I had a comparable sized plow type anchor to compare it to I would line them up on the beach for battle. This June we sail the Texas 22 run, That would be a good time to hold anchor dragging competitions with the other sailors. You have planted a seed......

@@ZiggyLavengood anchor dragging comp would be awesome

I did so so on the Danforth on my last boat, a 34 ft C&C monohull on the Great Lakes. But it got kicked aside to the #@ spot when I got a Bruce. The Danforth would drag through the night once in a while making me sleep with one eye open... The Bruce locked in and stuck. Now that I have retired and downsized to the Windrider the game has changed. The Danforth is clumsy and bulky when packing it away on board with limited storage space. The Cooper is much more manageable and bites into the sea bottom like a Pitbull. It all depends on the anchorage conditions. I would carry 2 types so I could have a choice of ground tackle to fit the conditions on the big boat. The Danforth style does not like to bite into the oyster shell reefs we are sailing here on the Texas coast.

Chain sizing is relative to boat size and use. My last boat was a 34ft 10 thousand lb monohull that I anchored in 20 to 30 ft of water on the great lakes often and I had 50 ft of chain. Now I have a 500 lb boat I'm anchoring in a few feet of water so the scope is different. I have 6 ft of chain on the anchors. not sure the size but you can see it's not real big. With a small boat it becomes a storage and weight issue.

It's solid.

Hi broderick. They are glass fibre reinforced PA66 Nylon. Certainly strong enough fro the recommended size of watercraft. You actually have just reminded me to add a photo to our FAQ page of us lifting a jetski with my Brother and I sitting on it using one of our pink promo anchors attached to a crane.

I subscribe to his channel too. I like the telemetry. I did that sort of thing when I was using a gopro as my main cam yrs ago but it was a lot of extra steps to do it. I use a DJI cam now and I don't think it's an option. I'll have to look into it again. Wonder if you could position it over a small google earth pic of the sailing area? Thanks for the shout! sorry it took 2 weeks to answer, the url link booted it into a file for review b4 it posted and I just found it.

Cause I love you all....