Stainless Ray Anchors 10kg 15kg 20kg 25kg

Stainless Ray Anchors 10kg 15kg 20kg 25kg Boat Anchor perfect for serious cruisers likely to encounter challenging conditions regularly.

Stainless steel Ray Anchor

The Heavy Weight Champion, Practical Sailor Magazine's Best Choice in the broader anchor category.

In extreme conditions, the working anchor on a yacht must not only have good holding power but set quickly and perform well in a variety of bottom conditions.

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"The Ray does make an excellent general – purpose anchor for serious cruisers likely to encounter challenging conditions regularly".

"Practical Sailor's Best Choice for difficult conditions (bad bottom/short scope) in the Manson Ray".

The Manson Ray is certified to Lloyd's Register as an HHP (High Holding Power) anchor. It is fabricated from the highest strength/quality steel or stainless steel and is proudly manufactured in New Zealand the home of the Blue Water Sailor.

Manson Ray recommended sizing specifications.

Anchor sizing should be interpreted as a guide only. Many factors influence anchor size selection, i.e., whether the boat is a massive displacement or a light displacement craft and how much windage the vessel has. The chain size, weight and length are critical to anchor performance and if in doubt, use a more massive chain. Finally, the vessel usage should also be factored in, ie whether the anchor will only be used as a "lunch pick" in fair weather for day outings or indeed whether the vessel will be going on extended coastal or offshore cruising. If in any doubt about anchor selection always use a more significant anchor, in lousy weather or motoring failure, it is the only thing you can rely on to save the lives of you and your crew.

Anchor sizing should be interpreted as a guide only. Many factors influence anchor size selection, i.e., whether the boat is a massive displacement or a light displacement craft and how much windage the vessel has. The chain size, weight and length are critical to anchor performance and if in doubt, use a more massive chain. Finally, the vessel usage should also be factored in, i.e. whether the anchor will only be used as a "lunch pick" in fair weather for day outings or indeed whether the vessel will be going on extended coastal or offshore cruising. If in any doubt about anchor selection always use a more prominent anchor, in lousy weather or motoring failure, it is the only thing you can rely on to save the lives of you and your crew.

If you have any queries, please don't hesitate to contact us for an exact recommendation for your vessel direct from the manufacturer on +64 9 835 0968.

13/06/20 - AH