🌪️ Enhanced Stability Trampoline Wind Stakes - Heavy-Duty Trampoline Anchor Kit Review

To secure a plastic greenhouse. We've had strong winds, snow, rain, etc., but these stakes stayed firmly in the ground! They were incredibly easy to screw into the ground, even in what I typically find to be hard and loamy mud.

Use these 40 mph wind speed baddies to hold a 10x10 umbrella in North Carolina's Outer Banks. I was the only guy who kept my tent and umbrella on the beach for 4 days with no problem. Even the Rangers were impressed

Bought 2 packs and installed on our new trampoline. I have a weather system monitor at home and it has withstood 51 mph winds. We'll see what tornado season brings, but I'm sure they will continue. Be sure to tie off the excess strap after fastening

Very happy with this set of trampoline pegs. The metal is very thick and durable. It took some effort to screw them all the way into the ground and I twisted them one last time with a steel pry bar but they never warped or buckled. The straps are also of good quality. Outstanding quality and at a fair price.

Easy to install. The straps are quite long, so just choose the optimal length to keep them secure. Your results may vary depending on the weight of the trampoline and the type of floor. Very easy to install, just make sure you screw them into the ground vertically and not at an angle. Install them correctly and they will work just fine for you!

I didn't even buy a set to work with a trampoline, I took it to stabilize a tent gazebo. The ones that came with the gazebo were just small metal pegs that just didn't work on windy Florida evenings before a thunderstorm. They are of good length, have curves and are a quarter of an inch thick. You will hold the canvas. Good price for. I checked out the big dog ties and they were $6 each but with these you get 4 bets and those sturdy thongs!