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A floating anchor, also known as a float anchor or drogue anchor, is a device used to control the speed and direction of a boat or yacht in water. It consists of a buoyant object attached to a line or chain, which is deployed from the stern or bow of the vessel.
1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT A floating anchor made of durable and dense PVC-infused nylon. The hole is reinforced with nylon tape. This solid design will help you during a storm or rafting along the river. The anchor will last for many years. It is possible to choose sizes for different types and lengths of the vessel. Only the best goods for you and your yacht at the best price.
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€ 25,70
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT A floating nylon anchor, or parachute, stabilizes the course of the vessel. It is less stable than a regular anchor, but simpler and faster to use: you just need to throw it overboard on a rope - and demolishes the boat less.
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€ 58,34
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Floating anchors are commonly used in boating and sailing to stabilize the boat during adverse weather conditions, such as high winds or strong currents. They help reduce drift and keep the boat aligned with the waves, improving maneuverability and safety. Drogue sea anchors are larger versions of floating anchors specifically designed to slow down the boat and prevent it from drifting excessively in rough seas. These anchors are essential safety equipment for marine vessels, ensuring stability and control in challenging maritime environments.