WILL IT HOLD IN SAND & MUD?
Anchors have 2 jobs - Hold and Release.
Hold is easy, but the release can be a total mystery?? What happens when they get stuck fast?
Cableties, spring steel, and slide releases can have large guess factors and inconsistencies.
The first Boomer Anchor was born in a farm shed
Take the guesswork out of anchoring - Simply pull harder with your boat. That force should be safe, measurable and repeatable.
An anchor should hold and not release prematurely if the swell or run picks up, but it shouldn't need excessive force to get back. (Many years of testing has developed our Safe Work Practices with this anchor)
Shear pins are used for fail-safe performance on machinery all over the world. Why not a boat anchor?
There were the usual skeptics at first, but "WOW" - it worked better than expected! Anchoring up is virtually stress-free, now.
I haven't lost an anchor since that day
3 shear pins in the breakaway range.
(Light -60 kgs for smaller boats from 3 metres),
(Medium - 100 kgs - up to 6.5 metres), and
(Strong - up to 200 kgs for larger boats up to 9 metres).
Plus, (Heavy Duty Stainless Steel pins - 200 - 300kgs) supplied for even more hold. There is also an (Emergency Non-Release pin) which turns the anchor into a solid, non-collapsible grapnel anchor.
"THE CLAWS OF STEEL"
"I purchased a Boomer All Terrain Anchor and was immediately impressed with the product. I go out where there is really strong current as all my other anchors would not hold there but the Boomer held in there all day. It's a great product. Cheers , Happy boating " Wayne Gazzard
See it in Action
CARE FOR OUR REEFS
Your Safety and Caring for the underwater environment are our focus - please avoid leaving plastic cable-tie releases behind, floating in the currents
The consistent calibrated release gives responsible boat owners the best chance to reduce impact by using less excessive force.
No zip-ties or plastics used for release. The tiny metal pins will break down and go back to nature.
Wide shoulder design aids in natural release
Rarely replace a pin but on the occasion that you need the pin to shear, it is very comforting to know you have a Boomer to rely on.