Why buy from Greenfield
Made and coated in the USA
- USA-made, USA-coated anchor
- Coated by Greenfield Products in Greenfield, Ohio
- A Greenfield shape since the early 1960s
Simple gear done right, by the family holding America's boats since 1959.
Best for
- PWC, kayaks, canoes, jon boats, and dinghies
- Soft mud, silt, and sand in calm water
- Buoys, markers, and swim platforms
- A second anchor for larger boats
Key details
- 10 lb cast iron mushroom anchor — simple, compact, honest.
- Made and coated in the USA by Greenfield Products.
- Best for small craft on soft bottoms: PWC, kayaks, canoes, jon boats, dinghies.
- Great second anchor, drift anchor, or buoy and marker weight.
Not for
- Pontoons or larger boats as the primary anchor
- Current, rocks, weeds, or wind — step up to a river anchor or Richter
- Permanent mooring
What a mushroom anchor is actually for
A mushroom anchor is honest about its job: it settles into soft mud, silt, and sand and resists steady, light loads. That makes it right for small craft, calm water, and station-keeping — and wrong for pontoons, current, and rocky bottoms.
If that bigger job is yours, step up to a river anchor or the Richter. If the small job is yours, this is the cheapest good decision on the site.
Specs
- 10 lb cast iron mushroom anchor
- Color: White
- Anchor only
- Made and coated in the USA
- SKU: P510-W
- UPC: 025552051041
Why Greenfield
We've been casting and coating these in the USA for generations, and we won't pretend a 10 lb mushroom is a storm anchor — it isn't, and anyone who says otherwise is selling you a return. For small craft and soft bottoms, it's exactly right.
Product questions
Will it hold my pontoon?
Not as a primary anchor — pontoons catch too much wind. Use a river anchor or Richter for that, and keep the mushroom as a second anchor.
Is it good for a kayak or PWC?
Yes — small craft on soft bottoms in calm water is exactly its job.
Is it made in the USA?
Yes — made and coated in the USA, with coating done at Greenfield Products in Greenfield, Ohio.