Product Overview
Anchorshade Iii Grey
Escape the scorching sun and elevate your on-the-water experience with the Taylor Made Anchorshade III Grey. This isn't just shade; it's an oasis of comfort, engineered for durability and designed to enhance your boating adventures. Whether you're anchored in a tranquil cove, relaxing at the dock, or even lounging on the beach, the Anchorshade III provides superior UV protection and a welcome respite from the elements, allowing you to fully enjoy your time on the water.
Key Features
- **Superior Sun Protection:** Blocks 85-90% of harmful UV rays, keeping you and your crew cool and protected.
- **Durable Construction:** Built with a UV-treated polyester top, robust fiberglass ribs, and a powder-coated aluminum frame for exceptional resistance to the elements.
- **Enhanced Strength:** Features reinforced Sur-Lock hinge connectors for added durability and long-lasting performance.
- **Versatile Design:** Perfect for a wide range of vessels, from small fishing boats to larger high-performance boats. Use it anchored, at idle speed on a calm day, or even on the beach.
- **Easy Setup:** The push-up Sur-Lock mechanism makes setup quick and effortless.
- **Breathable Design:** Market-style top allows for ventilation without compromising sun protection.
- **Stylish and Customizable:** Available in ten vibrant colors, including this sleek grey, to perfectly complement your boat's aesthetic.
- **Flexible Mounting:** Adjustable straps with non-corrosive hardware provide versatile mounting options for virtually any application.
Specifications
The Captain's Take
After years on the water, I've learned the value of reliable shade. The Taylor Made Anchorshade III is a game-changer. It's built tough to withstand the marine environment, sets up in seconds, and provides excellent protection from the sun. Whether I'm fishing, cruising, or just relaxing at anchor, the Anchorshade III is a must-have piece of equipment. I highly recommend it to any boater looking to enhance their on-the-water comfort.
