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Product Features

Fits many styles of anchors including Fortress Anchors , Fluke/Danforth Anchors, Wing/Delta Anchors, and CQR/Plow Anchors
Solid stainless steel body with rubber wheel
Makes recovering your anchor easier
Great for stowing your anchor
Refer to the sizing table below to determine the best anchor roller for your anchor

Fits many styles of anchors including Fortress Anchors , Fluke/Danforth Anchors, Wing/Delta Anchors, and CQR/Plow Anchors
Solid stainless steel body with rubber wheel
Makes recovering your anchor easier
Great for stowing your anchor
Refer to the sizing table below to determine the best anchor roller for your anchor

Description
Selection Guide
Diagrams
Specifications
Reviews

This Norestar Universal Bow Roller is designed to fit many styles of boat anchors including Fortress Anchors , Fluke/Danforth Anchors, Wing/Delta Anchors, and CQR/Plow Anchors. The body is constructed for solid stainless steel and it includes a durable rubber wheel. This makes recovering your anchor easier and is also excellent for stowing your anchor.

See the "selection guide" tab to help you select the best anchor roller for your boat. Full mounting dimensions are also included under "diagrams".

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Fluke/Danforth Anchors

5-12 lbs: UBR-S
13-28 lbs: UBR-M
22-60 lbs: UBR-L

Fortress Anchors

FX-7, FX-11: UBR-S
FX-16, FX-23: UBR-M
FX-37, FX-55: UBR-L

Plow/CQR Anchors

26-35 lbs: UBR-M
45-60 lbs: UBR-L

Wing/Delta Style Anchors

13-35 lbs: UBR-M / UBR-L
44-55 lbs: UBR-L

*Use the above as a rough guide . Please measure your anchor and refer to the anchor roller diagram to determine how well your anchor will fit.

Small Universal Bow Roller (UBR-S): View Diagram
Medium Universal Bow Roller (UBR-M): View Diagram
Large Universal Bow Roller (UBR-L): View Diagram

High quality...better for some styles of anchors than others

This is a well made product, but there are some compromises with universal fit product I had to cut about 2 inches off the roller guide to mount the roller and windless on my bow. I tried to use a Bruce claw anchor initially but found that it caused the anchor to hit the gellcoat on the bow when retrieved. I switched to a Fortress, Danforth style anchor which is a better fit.

Strong, looks good

No concerns about the looks or strength. It fit perfectly on my 17 Montgomery, and with a little planning, installation was a breeze.