ric992
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I wanted to get one as we spend nights on anchor. I wanted to relieve stress to anchor mount and eliminate anchor noise while sleeping..any suggestions on best ones?
Anchor Bridle
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Check out Mantus
Jaybeaux
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- Jan 3, 2016
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You can make your own with 3-strand nylon if you are able to make eye splices and a Y-splice and then just buy the Mantus Chain Hook.
Jaybeaux
Jaybeaux
I had one made by an eBay rope store much cheaper than mantus and bought the mantus hook. Just another option
Can you please share what ebay store did this for you? TY
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+1 for Mantus....love mine
Irie308
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This is
This is what I did just to see if I could. Worked out nicely so I made a bridle and a snubber and I use the mantus chain hook.
Dani-Lu
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Instead of a chain hook, use a soft shackle. Hooks can fall off the chain, soft shackles never fall off.
My mantus hook has a built in lock, no way it will fall off.
Actually if it falls off I’m in bigger trouble than it falling off.
NotHerDecision
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I can make this for you if you want. Not sure it’s worth the shipping but PM me and we can work it out.
cod
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Ropes inc in Ft. Lauderdale will make you an anchor snubber.
If you're into DIY, you can get a chain hook from a hardware store for under $10 and then add your rope. Once I hook the chain hook on and attach the bridle ends, I let a few more feet of chain out. That allows the chain to dip back down between the hook and the boat - making doubly sure the hook won't fall off.
