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Ground Anchors Screw In for Trampoline, Camping Tent, Canopies, Carports, Sheds, 14Inch Spiral Earth Anchors kit Resist High Wind
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Not suitable for soil with hard rocks or heavy roots, may damage to the anchor or the cordless drill
Superior Strength
14.2inch long, spiral blade design and the thickness: 0.4inch; with the help of wrench or adaptor to srew in to ground, not easy to break or rust&can withstand any weather conditions for long-term reuse
Works for Multi Soils
These ground ancors can easily be inserted into ground by electric drill. Spiral shed anchor make sure it rotated directly into the soil fimly and auickly, help anchors quickly penetrate underground.
Ground anchors heavy duty for securing anything susceptible to wind, such as trampolines, playground toys, children's swings, sheds, slide racks, temporary shelters, campers, fences and fence posts, trees, vertical hammock racks, etc
Mike
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
Great for my mini greenhouse , and easy installation with drill driver
Bob
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2024
I use these for our popup canopy when camping and they do a great job with staying anchored. I can see where certain types of soil may present a problem but so far I have had no issues. I live in the North East and our soil typically has lots of rocks in our area. I have used them without issue and use an impact driver to get them in for harder more dense soil. In sandy soil, they go in easily as expected and they hold firm.
MAHA
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2024
Well made and works great! Everything you need to make it secure in the ground!
L. Katzenberger
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2024
I used them for my tent and canopy. They went into the ground with ease using the t-handle and even easier with a drill using the adaptor that comes with them. The only reason I gave it four stars is because water getting in the threads and started to rust. to fix this though I added a little grease and a small rubber o-ring to help prevent water from getting in there when we use them.
Chuck Mitre
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024
Hurricane holdowns for carport. Water down so soil can recompress before loadings ,rain will do it but a little help never hurt !
Emily
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2024
We have the harder clay soil in my area so I was excited when I came across these since staking anything is an all day event. Ordered this to stake down inflatable holiday decorations to ensure they don't give away to the wind.Tested these in the yard and loved being able to drive through the ground with my drill without breaking a sweat but quickly realized there was a flaw. With the harder clay, it was just coring the ground instead of drilling in and the corkscrew holding the stake in place. I tried it multiple times going fast, slow, and moderate speeds, I even tried making the ground wetter but still the same result. Just a cored hole with a loose stake sitting in it.If you have looser ground, it should work since the soil will settle back around the corkscrews to give it some bite but definitely not hard or clay soil
JohnnyTea
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2024
These anchors do exactly what you'd expect. They screw into the ground to hold anything you want. I drilled them into my lawn (just average dirt) and they were as strong and immovable as you'd hope. Way better than tying a rope to a brick or a concrete block. The included socket, designed to fit on an impact driver, is wonderful. I put the adapter in my driver, put the driver on heavy duty, squeezed the trigger and the anchor was in the ground in about a second. I suppose the manual adapter (also included) would work fine, but I can't see any reason to use it if you've got an impact driver. Two notes: (1) the loop (where you attach a rope or whatever) has to be unscrewed to use the impact driver (or manual driver), then, once in the ground, you screw it back on. If you used it to hold a dog leash in a park I could imagine an active dog running in circles and slowly unscrewing the loop - that's a bit of a stretch, but just something to be aware of. And (2) just be aware that when you use the impact driver to plant the anchor, the paint is going to come off the anchor. That could, in the long run, become a source of rust. Those notes aside, these things work great. Very happy to have them.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024
Did the work that I was expecting I use a drill to get them deep into the ground
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