8 Pack Tent Stakes Heavy Duty 12 inch Steel Tent Pegs for Camping Unbreakable and Inflexible

These stakes are AWESOME! They are very strong and with the design of the end you can hook one into another making for an easy removal from the ground when tearing your set up down.

These are the best stakes I have found yet. They absolutely will not bend and will drive through roots and push rocks out of the way. I have bought aftermarket stakes multiple times and this is the only brand/design that didn't leave me feeling ripped off. The "hook" design makes it super easy to use and the total lack of plastic means you're not going to shatter these if you need to hit them in with a hammer. Super sturdy, super valuable.

This set of stakes will be used for car camping to hold up hammocks using poles similar to Tensa stands.They're very thick and solid nails with a rope tab tacked on, and the blue paint stands out well against typical forest and desert floors. The paint is a typical outdoor enamel. They've cleaned up very well after a few test runs in the yard so I feel like the finish is going to be durable enough for my purposes.Being steel, they're bound to pull out of the ground before they bend (unless you hammer them with a sledge), but that's a user issue and not a claim on the product. At this price they're perfect for keeping in the car camping gear where you're not worried so much about weight. And the tab for tying off has a good, tight weld.

Solid, heavy stakes. These were used to keep a lightweight, clear vinyl greenhouse in place. Used a mallet to pound them into the ground, and they went in pretty easily. The stakes work so well that the vinyl ripped where the string holding it to the stake was attached during storm winds.

I bought a Russian Bear Tent. I’m not a camping expert yet but I’m learning quickly enough to know that most of the camping vlogs don’t mention the constant and limitless problems you run into. Camping stakes are one of them. I’ve only used my RBM tent for 2 1/2 months. Considering it’s $3K price, Ive got mixed feelings about it. Considering the stakes they sent, they’re only 6” and they are of low quality and didn’t send the amount required. I chose to replace ALL of them with these stakes, plus the extra required amount, which I purchased separately from Amazon, which are 12” , have fastener eyes to keep the fabric anchoring loops of the tent from making deep contact into the terrain and disintegrating them. They are made out of steel and have sharp ends to dig into the terrain. I bought over 60 of these (a minimum of 56 are required, which RBM didn’t send) , as this is what proper mounting of the tent is required. At a price of $2 each, I’ve been very satisfied so far. None of them have bent and they’ve held up to a decent amount of pounding. So far, so good.

Strong stakes as advertised

These things are tanks. Hammered into hard ground and held steady through wind and rain. Great grip with the hook design and easy to pull out when packing up. Honestly, overkill in the best way for backyard or backcountry.

These stakes are the bomb. They are super sturdy, not cheaply made, so when you hammer them they will not cave or bend. I love the color which let's you see them on the ground and not get left behind. I got Glow in the dark rings that I slipped on them but honestly the color is bright enough to see. Highly recommend, just be aware that they are heavy (which is a good thing because they are solid) especially when you carry a dozen like we do.We use them for the tent as well as the awning we put up when camping. You won't be disappointed with these.