🌪️ Gardenature Trampoline Galvanized Steel Wind Stakes: 6-Pack, Essential Accessories for Trampoline Safety and Stability Review

This is a cheap metal. Does not work when holding the trampoline. When my kids jump on the trampoline, steel hooks stick out of the ground. Bad product.

I absolutely have to buy another set for our soccer goals. The one we use on the trampoline works great upwind. If the ground is hard, you may need to use a hammer.

I was surprised how well they hold the trampoline. I was expecting them to be a bit thicker than metal/long prongs. I could easily hammer them into the ground. I had to go back and kick/shove the pair back into the ground.

Strong spikes that provide a secure footing for our trampoline. Since the purchase we have had several severe storms with high winds. In the end, the trampoline stays in the same place without any problems. I highly recommend them.

I need to secure lawn shrubs and small trees to hard desert soil and rocks in my yard in Tucson, Arizona. Driven into hard ground, these U-stakes keep small trees safe from wind and inclement weather for long periods of time. I've used them on several projects over the years.

I'm probably naive but when I looked at the picture of this item and knew it was designed for a trampoline I assumed (wrongly) that that they would be completely a little longer than 8 inches or so. They're in the ground, but I might have to lock them up somehow. upset. . .

Look, here's the deal. A trampoline is actually a giant sail. When it gets very windy, the sail is lowered and the trampoline takes off. It's not dumb/windproof. They are designed to keep the sail as taut as possible. Six pack, one per leg. If you're feeling frisky, you can get two packs and really keep this drifter going. It can get pretty windy here and so far it's doing just fine with just one pack. Easy to install, easy to remove. Not much to lose.