List Price: $ 19.99
Price: $ 11.69
Umbrella Feature
- Sand anchor stops umbrellas from blowing away
- Withstands winds up to 30-miles per hour
- Decreases your risk of over-exposure to the elements
- Rust-proof, lightweight anchor sets up in seconds
- Nylon and fiberglass construction
Umbrella Description
Umbrella Sand Anchor. Screws umbrella firmly into the sandThe Rio Beach Sand Anchor stops umbrellas from blowing away in winds up to 30-miles per hour. This handy device ends the struggle of setting up and securing your beach umbrella. Plus, it is a great accessory for surf fishing, as well. The Rio Beach Sand anchor will help you stay in the shade and decrease your risk of over-exposure to the wind, sun, and rain. This rust-proof, lightweight anchor is constructed of nylon and fiberglass and sets up in seconds.
May 24th, 2011 on 5:12 am
A *must* for your beach umbrella,
We went to the beach with two beach umbrellas and only one sand anchor. The sand anchor did a great job of digging down deep into the sand and keeping the one umbrella firmly attached — even in the breeze. We couldn’t get the other umbrella (the one without a sand anchor) into the sand deep enough and it blew on to the people next to us, so we had to put that umbrella away.
VERY easy to use and does a great job. After I got home from the beach I ordered a second anchor for my other beach umbrella. Personally, I think it’s a “must” for your beach umbrella.
A Note about my order: Although I ordered the one pictured (with a metal piece on top), they sent me the all-plastic version (twice), which I kept and works great. I would imagine they’d both work equally as well, but in all fairness this review truly pertains to the all plastic version which Amazon calls the “RIO Beach Sand Anchor for Beach Umbrellas”. Even though my sand anchors are all plastic, they seem very sturdy and rigid. No problems.
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|May 24th, 2011 on 5:46 am
Umbrella stays put!,
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We recently spent a week at Lake Michigan and used this beach sand anchor often. It’s lightweight (important when you have to carry it up a dune!) and easy to turn into the sand….even with a little arthritis. The anchor made it a whole lot easier to get the umbrella positioned in the sand and always kept it from tipping or blowing over. One day the wind was so strong our umbrella threatened to collapse BUT it stayed anchored!
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|May 24th, 2011 on 6:11 am
fine sand anchor,
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Bought two of these anchors, one for us and one for my folks. We had excellent luck with them. Easy to use and did the trick in the afternoon winds of the Maine beach.
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