BareFour Unbreakable Inflexible Available Snowfield Review

I use these for my Redverz Atacama tent. They withstood the tent in strong winds and heavy rain. The bike and I stayed dry. Great prices. But with them you gain the weight of the package. You will love them if they save the day just 1 time.

Well made, very durable. Trying to stick a tent stake in the ground here in Nevada is like trying to stick a toothpick in a concrete road. These pegs were driven in very well. They didn't flex and held until I was ready to pull them out. Highly recommended and will definitely buy again.

I recently spent 4 days at the Mojave National Wildlife Refuge. The ground was loose and sandy. I used poles to hold the end of the umbrella. The wind was pretty constant all the time and sometimes it blew very hard. Although the shadow turned around once or twice, the stakes did not move, preventing it from being blown away by the wind. Worked beautifully.

These are mostly painted spikes that you can buy at your local hardware store for a lot less. They have a clip at the top to help with the ropes/tent lines, but you can easily get through this just by using spikes from the hardware store. Nothing wrong with that and the seller was great. My only comment is that you can get them for less money elsewhere.

Love the fact that they are STEEL. Absolutely solid - another branded set I bought (with plastic pull tabs) completely bent on the first hammer blow. I bought 2 sets of 8 and they fit perfectly with my 10x10 canopy, tent and tarp. I am buying 1 more set for the new large tent we just bought and will never use another set of pegs again.

Good heavy quality. It's always a balance between driving them in (they go in pretty easily) and pulling them out. (They're long enough to be fairly stable.) A fairly small retaining tab fits the smaller canopy legs and tarp rings, and has rope pull tabs for tent ropes. I use them on my cargo bag canopy and have never blown them off even in fairly strong winds.

Product reviews do not lie! These posts are designed for tough use and can be rammed into hard ground with the BFH without bending down. If you love weight, these bets will be too heavy for long hikes. They are ideal for camping next to a truck. The bite is so good that you can pick up a tool to hammer upwards for easier removal. I used a loose stake to help pull out the remaining stakes. They kept the tents anchored in wind gusts of up to 30 miles per hour.

Read all reviews. Of course, if you abuse tariffs, they will be damaged. Big bets. Used them on semi hard ground and they worked great. The harder the soil, the more difficult it is to remove from the ground. Well, that goes for most stakes, unless they're super small stakes that don't stay in the ground anyway. These are ideal. When you need hard work. Then take this. Won't bend, won't break when buried in the ground. Happy with them.

I bought these tent stands for the porch of a rooftop tent I have installed on my small pickup truck. The usual large tent poles that are readily available have plastic top guy hooks that break easily when knocked in or removed. I've gone through a dozen sets and they're useless if the plastic cracks or breaks. These bets are ALL METAL and will not break! I live and play in the Rocky Mountains and if these bets hit the rock after you start just keep hitting they will usually break the rock and…