🔨 AAGUT Galvanized Trampoline Stakes Anchors Review

I used this to stabilize Little Tikes' swing and it worked great! Now my nephew can swing to his heart's content without rocking the sliding portion of the set.

Used on a trampoline and is holding up well, ours is 8 years old. The old grandson is a bit rough and they had to be hammered again, we haven't had them for a long time either.

Ideal for attaching a trampoline. There were some big thunderstorms and a small tornado in a town two towns over and this thing didn't budge. Highly recommended!

I was skeptical at first, but they work perfectly! A week after I got them we had a hell of a wind and the trampoline wouldn't budge. I didn't even pull the stakes out a bit. highly recommended!

The description says 3" wide from inside to inside. They measure 1 3/4 inches inside. If it wasn't for that I would have given 5 stars. They're thick and durable, which is exactly what we wanted if they were the right size.

I bought this as "used like new" where it was said to have been tested. Apparently they haven't even looked at it because it's supposed to be a box of six and there's only five in it and on top of that only one of them is bent.

I live in a VERY windy area. It's not a tornado, but it's enough to blow an unsecured or even partially secured trampoline through the fence into the neighboring yard. I bought 3 tubular sandbags to put on every other foot and then used them to really anchor the tramp. We didn't have any ski jumping at all and we had severe hurricanes. it is worth the money

These anchors are definitely more expensive. Surprisingly, I couldn't find U-bolts at my local hardware store, but bought them here. These 6 pegs held my 14 foot trampoline through a 12 hour hurricane with wind gusts up to 60 mph. My steel frame lounge chairs are scattered throughout the yard. Many areas of my city have lost power due to downed trees and power lines, but my trampoline is still right where it should be.