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Sarca Excel looks similar to a delta style or plough anchor, why is the holding power so much greater?

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Sarca Excel looks similar to a delta style or plough anchor, why is the holding power so much greater?

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A Take a second look, Sarca Excel has a single rear plain fluke that doesnt plough, this unique design compressors the substrate and forces it over its rear, incredible pressure is applied to the convex surface area of the Excel, when this happens these forces not only multiplies the anchors holding power but drives the anchor down filling in behind it. Excel also incorporates extended and slightly concave cutting edges. You will further notice the toe of the Excel is turned down also with extended cutting edges. The turn down of the toe allows the anchor to set in most cases within the length if its fluke, it has low resistance when penetrating and will readily bed itself in a wide variety of ocean type substrates, sand, mud, reef, gravel and many more.

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