SE Twisted Plastic Stoppers 10 Pack Review

I've used a lot of tent pegs and I think these are my favorites. They're solid and strong and they roll in so nicely. The twisted design helps them stay in place. It can be a bit difficult to get them out again if you drive them all the way in, but not too bad. But the good thing is that they are flat so you don't have to worry about kids stepping on or tripping over them. Good quality!

These heavy duty pegs are just what you need when camping outdoors, especially in open areas. We recently went camping in central Florida and our tent was nailed down with the supplied pegs, but the wind lifted our tent a little and pulled our canopy all the way up and to the side. I will never go hiking without these twisted pegs again because they hold the sand/mud sooooo well. It's definitely worth it!

My camping days are probably over, but I often use garden pegs to secure everything from new plants to Christmas decorations in the garden. I particularly like the "helical" design of these twisted 10" metal tent pegs because they are easier to hammer into hard or compacted ground and stay secure. I hammered two of them in next to the blueberry bush with a mallet (an old croquette mallet!) and they hold tight. Will buy again, this is a great find for gardening/landscaping.

Turning is critical when other tent pegs just won't stay in the ground. The extra length helps too. The color orange is useful when using them as it draws your attention so you are less likely to trip over them or the cord holding them. When you take down your tent, the color will help ensure you don't leave it behind. They're also reasonably priced and come in packs of 10, which is nice as some of them only come in packs of 8, which actually isn't the case. enough in many cases. But that's…

Every hiker knows that long steel stakes are the safest stakes money can buy! They are even better than most as they have a screw design making them easy to install and the swivel makes them even more secure in the ground. They are easy to place on most campgrounds and in wilderness areas. my rubber mallet on two of the eight posts I put in, easy! They will hold up your tent through the monsoon rains and winds, I'm SO happy to have 10 of these on top of the 4 I've had over the last few years…