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155 lbs M2 Performance Galvanized Steel Mantus Anchor

155 lbs M2 Performance Galvanized Steel Mantus Anchor

Regular price $ 3,060.00 USD
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SKU:M2PGV155

  • Roll-bar-freeCleaner fit for many bows
  • 155 lb / 70.3 kgAnchor weight
  • Two-pieceBreaks down for storage
  • GalvanizedHot-dip protective finish

Mantus cruising-use guide (under 50 knots): 70–85 ft, loaded displacement under 100,000 lb. See all three categories, the fit template, and matching fasteners.

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  • Ships in 1–5 business days
  • 30-day returns
  • Advice from real cruisers

The 155 lb M2 Performance is the roll-bar-free model for a cleaner fit on many pulpits, bowsprits, slotted housings, and tighter rollers, in hot-dip galvanized steel.

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Shipping & lead times

We're a small team of boaters and we pack orders within 1–5 business days (no weekend or holiday packing). You'll get an email with tracking as soon as a label goes on your box.

Specialty items — fire extinguishers (dangerous goods) and low-stock or built-to-order gear — can take longer; the product description will say so. On a tight timeline or meeting your boat somewhere specific? Contact us and we’ll work out the fastest way to get gear to you.

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Returns & refunds

30-day returns from the date of purchase. Items must be unused, in the original packaging with all cables and accessories, with proof of purchase.

Contact us before shipping anything back — we’ll send the return form that must accompany your return. Fire extinguisher and lithium battery items carry a $15 administrative fee on returns.

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Ask a cruiser before you buy

Everyone here is a current or past cruiser — we’ve docked short-handed, re-rigged at anchor, and chased 12V gremlins too. Not sure this is the right fit for your boat? Send us your question before you order and we’ll give you a straight answer.

155 lbs M2 Performance Galvanized Steel Mantus Anchor $ 3,060.00
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This exact anchor

Why choose the 155 lb M2 Performance in galvanized steel

Choose the M2 when a roll-bar-free profile is the better starting point for many pulpits, bowsprits, slotted housings, and tighter bow rollers.

Anchor weight155 lb / 70.3 kg
Model-specific advantageRoll-bar-free; cleaner fit for many bows
Galvanized constructionHigh-tensile steel shank and mild-steel fluke, with every part hot-dip galvanized for corrosion protection.

Rear foils, nose ballast, and shank geometry help the anchor roll upright without a roll bar. The shank and fluke separate for storage with a single load-bearing bolt.

Day use under 30 knots85–90 ft, under 130,000 lb loaded displacement
Cruising use under 50 knots70–85 ft, under 100,000 lb loaded displacement
Storm use over 50 knots60–70 ft, under 70,000 lb loaded displacement

These are Mantus’s published categories for this exact weight, not a personal recommendation. Match boat length and loaded displacement, then account for windage, bottom, rode, intended use, and physical bow fit.

Prove the bow fit Print the official M2 fit template Print the exact weight at full scale, mount it to cardboard, and test roller, pulpit, windlass, and storage clearance before ordering.
Matching replacement fasteners Mantus M2 Bolt Pack - Galvanized From $ 7.00. Select the same anchor weight on the bolt-pack page.

Qualified manufacturer warranty: Mantus’s current limited warranty covers bending or deformation under normal use for the lifetime of the original owner. Galvanizing on anchors and bolts is covered for three years. Proof of purchase and exclusions apply; read the full current terms.

M1 or M2 — choose for bottom and bow fit

M1 Performance — the roll bar

The roll bar helps the anchor roll upright and present the fluke to the bottom. Mantus says the M1 has an advantage over the M2 in very soft, silty bottoms, provided the bow hardware has room for the roll bar.

Shop all M1 Performance anchors

M2 Performance — roll-bar-free you are here

Rear foils, nose ballast, and shank geometry replace the roll bar. Mantus says the M2 is less likely to plug with muddy weeds and provides a cleaner fit for many pulpits, bowsprits, slotted housings, and tighter rollers.

Shop all M2 Performance anchors

Neither model is a universal bow fit. Use the official printable template for the exact model and weight before ordering, especially when moving to a larger size.

Getting the size right

Anchors are sized by boat length and loaded displacement together, not length alone. The three cards above reproduce the manufacturer row for this exact anchor weight. Compare the complete current table and account for windage, bottom conditions, rode, and intended use.

If a boat falls between two rows, Mantus recommends reviewing the larger anchor. Before ordering, verify that the larger shank and fluke will still work with the bow roller, pulpit, windlass, chain, and storage arrangement.

Use our full Mantus size and fit guide or verify the current M2 manufacturer table. For a second check, send us the boat model, loaded displacement, and clear bow photos.

More product questions

Galvanized or stainless?

The geometry and sizing are the same within a model. The galvanized version uses a high-tensile steel shank and mild-steel fluke with hot-dip galvanizing throughout. The stainless version uses a 2205 duplex stainless-steel shank and 316L stainless-steel fluke with a polished finish.

Does it come apart for storage?

Yes. The M2 separates into shank and fluke with a single load-bearing bolt. The M1’s shank and roll bar bolt to the fluke. Follow the current assembly instructions supplied for the exact model and size.

What bottoms does it handle?

Mantus positions both Performance lines for common cruising bottoms. Both use rear foils to improve soft-mud behavior; the M1’s roll bar helps it roll over in very soft silt, while the M2 is less likely to plug with muddy weeds.

Why is a printable fit template important?

Anchor fit depends on bow geometry plus the position and angle of the roller. A full-scale cardboard template lets you check shank travel, fluke clearance, pulpit interference, and storage before freight is committed.

Want a second opinion on size or fit? Send us the boat model, loaded displacement, and clear photos of the bow.