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Light weight (220g, 7 ounces), so easy to take on your
charter holiday.
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Heavy enough to sink, even if 'floating' lines are used.
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Strong enough for adverse conditions (tested to over
1 tonne load).
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Very high spec light alloy - strong and will not rust.
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18mm diameter holes so they can accept most lines that
you are likely to have on board without needing a shackle.
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Extended arm assists grabbing the chain in the first
place and upward slope helps to retain it.
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The trip-line hole is located to allow the hook to be
steered towards the chain and keep the hook 'open'. It is also located
so that it requires a modest pull to activate the trip action and therefore
minimise the chances of an accidental 'trip'.
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Size approx 200mm x 150mm (8in x 6in).
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