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09-07-2016, 07:27 AM
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About four years ago, Practical Sailor tested a bunch of anchors of hold strength, resetting ability, versatility, etcetera. The one they chose as best for all-around use, based upon penetration and holding endurance in various bottom types was an English-made anchor called the Spade (which is now also made in the USA). It also came in 3rd in resetting ability.
It's kind of a chisel-point plow-type anchor. I bought two of the S-40 galvanized models. See the anchors here: https://www.spadeanchorusa.com/how-to
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