🔒 Enhance Stability & Safety with Eurmax Trampoline Stakes: Corkscrew Trampolines Review

story about 2 trampolines. The storm swept my neighbor's (loose) trampoline over the fence into our yard and it landed on our (fixed) trampoline. This picture says more than 1000 words. These anchors are worth every penny!

That's awesome! They were very easy to install which says a lot as we mixed heavy clay soil with large rocks in our garden. I just used the handle of a hammer to twist them until the top was level with the floor and they didn't move at all. We've had insanely strong wind storms recently and I'm relieved that our trampoline isn't able to take off.

This product works great! We just experienced what is called a derecho, or internal hurricane. We had over 130 mph direct wind and as you can see the top bars buckled but the trampoline itself only moved a few inches. All 4 straps and stands were intact and holding the trampoline. We've even had trampolines get tangled in power lines, but this product stopped that.

We purchased this product a few weeks ago to prepare for a good tornado season in Missouri. Well, we've already tested them and I'm impressed. We had a tornado warning last night with winds of 60 to 90 mph. We kept a close eye on our newly purchased trampoline in this wind and these straps held up, didn't even budge. Definitely worth every penny for protecting our expensive new trampoline from the wind. If you have a trampoline, you need to buy one, especially if you live on Tornado Alley.

***Update*** BUY! We recently had a severe storm with a tornado warning and our trampoline didn't move a hair's breadth. Trees have been felled all over the area but the trampoline is still up *** So far so good. We relax a bit where we are so far away that the trampoline hasn't even moved. It's quite difficult to bury them completely in the ground and I'm sure this applies to all. The clasps, or whatever they're called, don't seem to be of very good quality, so I'm sure they're ahead of the…

Bought these canopy stands from Revain for a last minute wedding reception. Most other wedding canopies have had cement cans attached with cord to the legs of the canopy which works great, however they are designed to be secured in mud, grass, sand etc and like my canopy pose a low trip hazard dar foot holes through which the stakes were passed and stuck into the ground. Highly recommended for anchoring awnings to earth, sand etc. There was a constant wind at reception and the stakes held…

My wife bought a trampoline and the thought of it blowing off scared me to death, I bought it and installed it straight away. Less than a month later, Hiawatha (a suburb of Cedar Rapids), Iowa, was hit by a derecho due to winds of 100 mph for 40 minutes and gusts in excess of 130 mph. The trampoline stayed in place. The safety net was blown away, but the trampoline itself didn't move. One of the anchors was slightly bent but held tight. My neighbors had 3 trampolines in the yard. These straps…

I don't write many product reviews but I think I should write this one for the sake of safety. We live in the northern Midwest and I don't think they can handle the winds we blow from time to time. I tried to install them tonight and 1 out of 4 broke while spinning. It's on the dry side this year so the ground is harder than usual but if they can handle the force of screwing it into the ground by hand how do they deal with the wind pressure? The straps also don't seem overly strong and are…