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Your cart is empty. When the family goes out camping, they need a durable tent stakes to hold the tent. Yes, here it is, the super hard/light/penetrating/stable aluminum metal tent stakes, Decent Stakes for Your Camping Needs.
Having it will make your outdoor camping safe/easy/enjoyable.
Product advantages:
1.【Material】:Aluminum tent stakes, lightweight and compact, stable performance, wide range of applications.
2.【Specifications】:length / 7.1 IN, diameter / 0.4 IN, weight: 0.03 LB.
3.【Design features】:Aluminum tent stakes using a unique "Y" design, three-pronged shape, stronger penetration, stronger grip.
4.【Stability】: Aluminum tent stakes completely pressed, without any splicing, the use of more secure.
5.【Easy to use】:Ultralight tent stakes light weight, small size, easy to carry, reusable, can be directly washed or wiped.
6.【Product List】:Ground stake 10 Pack, velvet bag 1 Pack.
Suggestions for using tent stakes:
√Please do not put aluminum tent spikes. perpendicular to the ground.
√Tent pegs and the ground to form an angle of less than 60 °, and then twist the fixed traction rope.
√Don't put all the aluminum tent stakes pegs in the soil, you need to leave some ground pegs to fix the rope.
√Please do not discard the reflective rope on each camping stakes to facilitate positioning.
√After use, please use a towel or paper towel to wipe the tent stakes, you can also wash it directly, easy to collect and reuse.
√Please pay attention to safety when using the tool to fix the outdoor camping tent stake.
Pictureman
August 2, 2025
I have seen cheap stakes that I would never use. These are inexpensive stakes that I would recommend to anyone not wanting to pay the price for MSR (which I consider the best). Well made, no sharp edges, no notches which may look impressive but actually greatly weaken the stake. I abused one just to see, and found it held up well, and a decent stuff sack also. 7" is a good all around length for tents, tarps, and most applications. Of course if anchoring a large group tarp or high wind soft soil you may need to go longer. Pin, round wire, and Sheppard hook stakes will never hold as well as a "Y" stake (which these are).I would buy again.
Ratto
May 29, 2025
These pencil sized stakes looked like I had been a victim of a scam! I was in a timely pinch to get a banner up, so hey...give 'em a try! They are just what the doctor ordered! Small, very very strong and no wind blow back on the banner 4 days later! Reciommended!
Dakkota
March 24, 2025
These are good replacement stakes for my tarp set up, not to heavy, sturdy enough for the soil I deal with, and a good price. I do wish they had more notches so I could tie my lines to them closer to the ground
Eastofthemississippi
February 27, 2025
I bought these to get over the limit for free shipping. In that regard they worked fine and I needed them anyhow so win/win.As to the product, they are very lightweight and the design makes them better for holding in loose/wet ground than tent pins. I use them on my hammock rain fly.The notches at the top of the stake, hold your guylines pretty well without having to tie them on.The attached cord makes removal fairly easy. Being light aluminum, they can bend easily but can be somewhat unbent. Just be careful when pushing them into the ground with your boot. They are light enough that you can have a couple of extras along.
Doug
February 19, 2025
They are tent stakes, they stick in the ground. Rope loops are not very reflective.
me-not-my-employer
December 31, 2024
They work well. The main problem is the plus-shape profile means you have four valleys that can pick up dirt, and pick up dirt they most definitely do. I can clean off my more solid tent stakes trivially with a bit of string. These require a lot of fiddling, scraping, rinsing, etc.. If that's not important to you, these are great; for proper backpacking where I'm using stakes repeatedly in several locations over several days, they're not ideal... because of the design. They're a good implementation of the design, though.
tracy penning
December 18, 2024
These are not worth the money and very fragile
Matthew R. Radcliffe
November 2, 2024
These have a thin extruded profile that helps them resist bending well for their weight and size.Watch out for burrs forming near the tip if there was gravel in the soil. You can shave those smooth with a good knife. If you don’t then the bag is in danger.
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