Review on ⚓ Anchor Bungee for Airheads by Ted Higdem

Instead of throwing your boat ashore this bungee works well. Used on my boat's stern and bow bolts. My anchor is a 15 pound slip ring arm. I highly recommend using a regular anchor line alongside the anchor bungee. Because of this, it is easy to install and remove the anchor. DO NOT USE BUNGE FOR OR. Anchor with a tethered bungee and rope. Wait for your anchor to hit the bottom, then loosen the rope a little. Little. Tie the rope and bungee to the front brace of the arch. Slowly take the boat back to shore where you will be staying. They should be about 20-30 feet from shore. Once your anchor is secure, move forward just enough to release tension on the anchor line. Untie the rope from the boat and tie a buoy to the rope. Throw over Bord. If possible, move the bungee from bow to stern. Move towards the coast. Set up your land spear and unload your gear and passengers. When you're done, detach the docking cable from the tip and watch your boat float safely away from shore. Tie the dock rope to the top and TADA! To get it, pull the dock rope, load what you want and unclip it from the top. The bungee pulls you back into deeper water to your buoy. Detach the bungee from the boat and tie it to the buoy for easy access upon return. You already have an idea of how it works. It's great and easy to use. At least for me. Common sense is all it takes to use this bungee. As I mentioned. DO NOT USE THIS HARNESS TO INSTALL OR REMOVE ANCHORS! That's why I recommend using an anchor line along the side. This bungee will break and you will break the anchor. Happy boating!