7/16" x 10' LockJaw® Winch Anchor - Working Load Limit 14,800 lbs Basket; 7,400 lbs Horizontal; 4,255 lbs Choker
The 7/16" x 10' LockJaw® Winch Anchor is a lightweight, high‑strength synthetic winch anchor line sized for mid‑weight vehicles and utility rigs. Made in the USA, it offers excellent handling and capacity in a compact package and is designed to integrate smoothly into your Fusion Tools recovery system.
Key specifications
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Size: 7/16" diameter x 10' length for easy handling and versatile anchoring
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High‑strength synthetic, multi‑strand construction that reduces weight versus steel or one‑piece ropes
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Purpose‑built as a winch anchor line for vehicle recovery, anchoring, and general rigging
Working load limits
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14,800 lbs Working Load Limit in basket configuration for maximum capacity with correctly rigged dual legs
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7,400 lbs Working Load Limit in horizontal (straight line) configuration for standard winch pulls and controlled recoveries
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4,255 lbs Working Load Limit in choker configuration for secure wraps around trees, posts, or structural anchors
Design and performance
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Multi‑strand synthetic design delivers a strong strength‑to‑weight ratio and makes the line easier and safer to handle
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Compact 20' length is ideal for quick setups around nearby anchors while stowing neatly in your rig, service truck, or gear bag
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Smooth, pliable construction allows the rope to conform around hardware and natural anchors, helping maintain stable, predictable pulls
Made in the USA
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Manufactured in the USA for consistent quality, material traceability, and dependable performance in demanding environments
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Well suited to mid‑size trucks, SUVs, service vehicles, and utility equipment needing reliable, repeatable recovery capability
Pairs with Fusion Tools recovery gear
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Ideal companion to LockJaw or Nimbus synthetic winch lines, creating a modular winch and anchor solution for mid‑weight rigs
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Works seamlessly with our USA‑built LockJaw soft shackles, synthetic recovery rings, and Catapult® kinetic recovery ropes