Mantus Give Away for the Sailnetters
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Mantus Anchor in UK
Mantus Anchors will now be available in United Kingdom! We teamed up with http://www.seagearsupplies.co.uk/ First Shipment is leaving this coming Monday… So if you live in UK and want a Mantus Anchor… it is coming your way!
Win Tickets to Miami Boat Show
Courtesy of Mantus Anchors! We have 20 tickets available for the Miami Boat Show. Good for any day Friday  – Monday (Feb 12-15, 2016) Enter your email address below for a chance to win. Tickets are e-tickets and will be emailed to winners. [contestfriend contest=”9620″]
Pensaciola-Fishing Forum Giveaway by Mantus
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2CoolFishing Giveaway
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Mantus Give Away! Exclusively for Cruising-Compass Subscribers
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Mantus Anchors 3rd Anniversary Bash!
Mantus Anchors 3rd Anniversary Celebration Sat Jun 6, 2015 😎 Fun starts at 5:00 pm 😎 Slow smoked TX BBQ catered by Bay Area Meat Market Live Music! with local Trop-Rock Band Cold Kegs from Galveston Island Brewery FOOD . DRINKS . MUSIC . GIVE-AWAYS 2710 Todville Rd, Seabrook  (directions)
Mantus Anchor without Roll Bar
Can the Mantus Anchor be used without the hoop/ rollbar? This is a common question we get from our customers? First, to make sure we are all on the same page let’s address the purpose of the hoop/bail on the Mantus Anchor. Mantus Anchor when deployed will fall  and settle on the ocean bottom in…
Rolf Oetter
We moved from a Rocna 40Kg to a Mantus 125#. The Rocna is a great anchor. However, with the weather we are experiencing we sleep well with the Mantus. It sets really fast and shift around on the spot on wind direction changes. Very reassuring. The Bahamas sand is mostly easy off course. We still…
The Anchor Bolts
We often get questions about the “bolts” that attach the shank to the fluke. Usually a simple explanation suffices: “You have 5/16″ chain? Well, this 35-lbs anchor has 1/2″ bolts and not one, but four of them. Each bolt is stronger than the chain that attaches to your anchor.” But some know it’s more complicated…
