AnchorONE Classic Beach Umbrella System
Stay secure and stylish at the beach with the Anchor Works Classic Beach Umbrella & AnchorONE Kit—an all-in-one, wind-resistant system designed for stability in high winds up to 25MPH. Featuring a 7FT UPF 50+ canopy, a heavy-duty patented AnchorONE sand anchor, and a convenience tray, sand spade, and carry bag, this setup delivers ultimate sun protection, durability, and ease of use. The AnchorONE is ASTM F3681-24 compliant, ensuring top-tier safety and performance.
Meet AnchorONE - The Ultimate Beach Umbrella Anchor
From Problem to Product
We like to beach, build, and problem solve. So we set out to fix what most setups still get wrong—unanchored umbrellas and anchors that just don’t perform in the wind. That’s why we created the AnchorONE. No gimmicks. Just a proven, third-party tested system that stays put. We believe a secure setup is the foundation of an effortless beach day and that’s exactly what we set out to deliver.
The Marketstyle Kit: Fully Funded on Kickstarter
Elevate your beach setup with the AnchorONE Marketstyle Beach Umbrella System, engineered for next-level wind resistance up to 44MPH. Featuring a sleek hexagonal canopy, enhanced wind vents, and a heavy-duty AnchorONE sand anchor, this setup is built for those who refuse to compromise on performance or style. This is the strongest, smartest beach umbrella we’ve ever made.
Need an amazing beach umbrella today? Our Classic Kit is in stock and available to ship!
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A Morning at Asbury Park Turned Tragic - Lifeguard at Asbury Park Impaled by Beach Umbrella
This morning at 9:30 a.m., a lifeguard was impaled by a beach umbrella at Asbury Park Beach, NJ. Details around the incident are scarce, but here’s what we do know according to major news sources: this accident was gruesome. The umbrella pole entered her left shoulder and pierced so deep it exited through her back—nearly a foot. She was conscious and alert when paramedics arrived. They had to saw the umbrella off to transport her to the hospital. She's expected to recover, thank God. We’re wishing her a full and speedy recovery.