Titanium UL Sand/Snow Anchors

(5 customer reviews)

$14.00

Our Titanium Sand/Snow Anchors grab and hold like a Pitbull in sand, snow, scree, and soft soil.  They are manufactured from high quality Titanium Grade-5 which has the highest strength to weight ratio of any metal on earth.  So not only are they super lightweight, but they are also crazy strong.  The snow stakes measure 3-inches wide x 5-inches long, weigh 27 grams each.  Made by DutchWare and of course, Made in the USA.

weight: 28.63 g

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Our Titanium Sand/Snow Anchors grab and hold like a pitbull in sand, snow, scree, and soft soil.  They are manufactured from high quality Titanium Grade-5 which has the highest strength to weight ratio of any metal on earth.  So not only are they super lightweight, they are also crazy strong.  Made by Dutchware and of course, Made in the USA.

Specs:

  • 3-inches wide
  • 5-inches long
  • 0.7mm thick
  • 27 grams

Additional information

Weight 28.63 g
Dimensions 1 × 1 × 1 in
SKU MUS101

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  1. Question

    Matthew Long

    I have never used sand/snow anchors…how do you attach a line to them?

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    • Carolyn Palmer

      Carolyn Palmer

      What you would do is put your line through the top and bottom hole so it comes out of the snow in a V and then take that and attach it to your tarp.

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  2. Mrpanorama

    Light and effective

    Mrpanorama (verified owner)

    Snow camped in Mammoth Mountain. 4 Flukes secured tent well, and didn’t move at all once buried. Used 2 mm PMI accessory cord to connect harness that pulls fluke deeper in snow as guy line tension increased.

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  3. Question

    Ryan Jaynes

    How would this perform as a potty trowel?

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    • DutchWare Gear

      DutchWare Gear

      You could use it as one however you will not have the handle to help you dig.

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  4. enginebad

    Impressive hold on loose sand

    enginebad (verified owner)

    I brought four of these to Baja this spring and bought four more on my return. They held better than using sticks as deadman anchors at the same depth. I have loops tied into the ends of my guy lines, and I was able to thread the loop through one of the larger holes, back through one on the other side, then over the entire anchor to hitch them. Very loose, dry sand required a depth of around one foot. I used each anchor to dig the hole it would go in. They also worked really well for digging catholes.

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  5. bmeador

    Fantastic UL Snow anchor

    bmeador (verified owner)

    I use 8 of these for winter camping in deep snow. Not cheap, but certainly not unreasonable, and they’re my favorite snow fluke by far. Using ~2mm dyneema line for leads/cable makes an overall very strong but very light anchor, limited only by the holding power of the snow it’s in.

    2 nice things about the titanium beyond being light/strong; 1) Snow/Ice doesn’t wet it (unlike aluminum or steel), so it comes out of the ground effectively ice/snow free. 2) Higher surface hardness than aluminum; despite being dug out with an ice ax many times, my stakes are still in great shape.

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  6. Question

    Pavel Derka

    Is the price per pair or each, please?

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    • Dave Gantz

      Dave Gantz

      Each.

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  7. Question

    Luke Outlaw

    Think these will hold a hammock stand in sand if dig deep enough?

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    • Customer Service

      Customer Service

      No. Thanks for inquiring

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