Vargo Titanium Nail Stake UL Review

Used for part of my CDT hike. They don't really provide a good stopping point for stretch marks. They are also not very durable. They all bent and/or broke the eyelet of the rope.

These pegs will bend when driven into medium grade ground or when hitting buried rock. They cut through when the ground is rocky and dense. At the same time, they are too thin to cling to loose soil. Therefore, they fail in all possible contexts.

I think these things are made of damn wet pasta. I would just grind these things to fine sand. If you accidentally hit something hard, it will break right where the eye hole is. I wasted my money. Keep searching.

I always thought it was silly to spend good money on tent pegs until I bought them. I needed ultralight stakes for hiking in Philmont and bought them. I love her. I use it all the time, absolutely no problems. The only problem I've ever had was lack.

Love Titan, aluminum weight, steel thickness. I try to get as many titanium appliances as possible, cups, pots and pans, even plates and utensils. I have some Titan Shepherd Stakes, no, I don't *need* them, but come on. I love gear, I collect and use it :)

This is my second set. I bought my first in 2018. He was very good. I bought this again and the first time I used it, 3 pins broke. I use these pegs on rocky ground. Sometimes I use a rock to hammer them. The old set didn't slow down, the new set broke all 3 on the peg string.

I've been using them for a few decades now. I use them on forest hunting expeditions (that is, alone, with my own hands, on hikes in pre-winter conditions). They are light. They are strong, well I don't know what to compare them to. They are just incredibly strong! And stay on the ground. I've never had one pulled out or even loosened.