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Steve B wrote:
I have retrieved lots of anchors scuba diving in Lake Mead and the Colorado river. Some were easy, some stuck fast. I would suggest matching the anchor to the terrain as the major factor. After that, it's just dumb luck. I could see just how some people lost theirs, tracing their remnant of anchor ropes. It was amazing that most of them just had to back up, but probably didn't have, couldn't read, or couldn't see their compasses. A couple took prybars, but most just came out when pulled in the right direction. Lots of them had that slider ring. Steve They are both essentially the same design and from the same manufacturer. The Fortress is nearly twice the price of the Guardian. I anchor mostly in sand. Here's the website: http://www.fortressanchors.com/ I'm covered in the chain/rope/scope department. Bruce |
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