"Having real-time data on the anchor end is crucial and would alleviate a lot of sleepless nights."
Captain Richard Thom
“It looks like it should be a standard piece of equipment on every boat.”
Captain Grant Niddrie
"As captain, I need confidence in my anchoring to plan the day properly. When I know what the anchor is doing, I can organize crew and guests in my own time, not under pressure. That creates a calm environment aboard - and everyone responds better to that.”
Captain Damien Carr
“Normally we drop about 50m because it’s a safe amount of chain for us, but in a very busy bay, it would be better to drop only 30m. But I’m not comfortable with 30m. So, if the system tells me, David, don’t worry, we are ok with 30m, that’s better because you are not bothering others and you are traveling less.”
Captain David Badia
“AnchorGuardian didn’t take away the importance of whoever was on the bow looking, feeling, and feeding back information to me. It did provide me with additional information to help me anchor better,”
Captain Camille Rothe
"I believe the marine industry would be better off with AnchorGuardian because it has that additional safety factor, but I think also because we will have a better understanding of what is happening at the anchor when we are anchoring."
Captain Luke Windle
"The size of our vessel is 83m. When we are at anchor, we may have all the toys out (...floating swimming pool, jet skis, tenders, etc.) and having a very early warning of the anchor situation which might lead to a dragging anchor...is very important for us."
