The Danforth anchor, also known as the Fluke anchor, is a popular type of boat anchor used by boaters and sailors around the world. It was invented by American engineer Richard Danforth in the 1940s and is known for its lightweight design and excellent holding power.
The Danforth anchor is an industry leader in efficiency, offering exceptional holding power for it's weight. Our design features two large triangular flukes attached to the stock, allowing the flukes to orient toward the seabed at a 32 degree angle for maximum holding capabilities in common sea bottoms such as hard sand.


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