Jet Ski anchors for Yamaha Sea Doo Kawasaki Polaris and Honda watercraft.

A jet ski anchor is a device that is used to hold a jet ski, which is a type of personal watercraft (PWC), in place in the water. It is typically attached to the jet ski by a rope or chain and can be deployed to anchor the jet ski to the bottom of the body of water.

Jet ski anchors come in a variety of sizes and designs, depending on the specific needs of the jet ski operator. Some common types of jet ski anchors include:

• Mushroom anchors: These are heavy, mushroom-shaped anchors that are designed to sink easily and hold firmly to the bottom of the water. They are typically used in soft, muddy bottoms.
• Fluke anchors: These are lightweight anchors with two flukes or prongs that are designed to dig into the bottom of the water and hold the jet ski in place. They are typically used in hard or rocky bottoms.
• Danforth anchors: These are lightweight anchors with a triangular fluke and a flat, horizontal surface. They are designed to dig into the bottom of the water and hold the jet ski in place.

Jet ski anchors are typically stored on the jet ski when not in use, and can be deployed as needed to hold the jet ski in place. It is important to choose an anchor that is appropriate for the specific conditions in which it will be used, and to follow proper safety guidelines when deploying and using the anchor.