Stick It Anchor Pins 24" & 84" Lanyard Set

Stick It Anchor Pins 24" & 84" Lanyard Set

PN 412003
Price
$35.95
In stock! Usually ships within 24 hours.

Included: 

24" braided 3/8" floating lanyard

84" braided 3/8" floating lanyard

 

The Stick It Anchor Pin® 24" and 84" floating lanyard set are strong braided 3/8” dock lines with a 6’ loop on one end and a 1.5” loop on the other end of each lanyard. The smaller loop is for placing your anchor pin through. The larger loop is for attaching to your vessel on an anchor cleat, a trailer tie down cleat or a cross bar in a canoe. The idea is to have your lanyard pre-attached to your vessel before anchoring.

If attaching a lanyard on the stern of your vessel, be sure to check that it does not reach your propeller. If the lanyard is too long you can tie knots in the middle section of the rope to shorten it.

Shipping Information

We are so excited you are going to purchase a Stick It Anchor Pins® system!

Here’s the deal on shipping.  (Note: We want you to have it asap, too!)

Shipments within the United States are shipped 1-3 business days after order has been received.

  • Orders with pins only or brake kits ship for $25.95 per box via UPS Ground or FedEx.
  • Sandbar and Motor Mount anchor kits ship for $30.95 per box via UPS Ground or FedEx.
  • Mounts only and Beach Anchors ship for $12.95 per box via UPS Ground or FedEx.
  • Accessories ship for $5.95 per box via USPS first class mail.

Delivery is 1-5 non-holiday business days from date of shipment for the lower 48 states.

***We cannot guarantee a specific delivery date due to carrier delays caused by weather or other circumstances.***

Orders are shipped from North Carolina.

Insurance is included at no extra cost.

For custom orders or to expedite shipping please contact us at
(866)394-2878 or email info@stickitanchorpins.com
About Us

Stick It Anchor Pins® has been making high-quality and easy anchoring products since 2006.  The founder developed the concept by adapting an old fishing rod, removing the eyelets, and using a lanyard to anchor his boat.  The original owners built it from that simple idea into a successful brand.  A true “American Dream” story.