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RAILBLAZA AnchorPoint Phone Holder Ensures Device Safety on the Water

November 11, 2025

RAILBLAZA, manufacturer of premium quality, user-friendly electronics, fishing and boating mounting systems and accessories, has announced the launch of its AnchorPoint Phone Holder, an adventure-ready mobile device holder built for the harshest environments.
 
Thanks to a five-point vice and no-slip silicon grips, the RAILBLAZA AnchorPoint battens down devices through any bumps, bounces or rattles. The system also features four-point suspension vibration dampening technology to keep devices steady and footage crystal clear through every jolt, wave or off-road detour. A 360-degree full-locking arm allows users to keep their device locked in at any angle they wish.
 
The AnchorPoint is able to handle almost any device with an adjustable threaded dial. Its corrosion-resistant aluminum build is also ready for any environment from sun to salt and everything in between. Plug and play compatible with the entire RAILBLAZA ecosystem and StarPort mounts, AnchorPoint is ready to go anywhere.
 
“We’re excited to launch the AnchorPoint Phone Holder, a ‘no holds barred’ device holder ready for anything outdoor explorers can throw at it,” said Andrew Moczygemba, CEO, RAILBLAZA USA. “Where we’ve seen other systems fail, this new phone holder shines. From the most rugged trails to the biggest swells, we’re confident devices will stay put with the help of the AnchorPoint.”
 
The AnchorPoint Phone Holder is available from RAILBLAZA’s network of dealers and retailers with an MSRP of $75.00 USD. For more information on RAILBLAZA, the AnchorPoint Phone Holder or their full line of products, please visit railblaza.com.

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