🏕️ Galvanized Trampoline Stakes: Ideal for Secure Camping and Decorative Purposes Review

I was looking for alternatives for the price and came across this pack that offers more prices. I have a 14 foot trampoline and didn't want to use water bags because of the grass. Has weathered 2 storms so far with no issues or needs to defend again.

I have a power tower that sits outside on the lawn and wobbles when I use it. I bought eight of these stakes to hold the power tower in place. They did a great job and I no longer have any wobble issues when pulling up, pulling up, etc.

We had a bunch of tornadoes last night so we decided it was time to use these stakes I bought a few weeks ago. They were very easy to install, we literally pushed them with our feet. After a night of severe storms, our trampoline is one of only two left in our area. All others are scattered in other people's yards

I live in a windy area and needed something to hold the PVC screen/umbrella I made to protect some trees I grow in containers. I have tried many other things including blocks as well as tying PVC to stakes in the ground. The lid has broken several times. I put them on about a month ago and we've had STRONG winds (I live in Arizona with the monsoon). My lid didn't move at all!

Good buy! Every storm we have to grab our trampoline from our neighbors yard and run around to find it, or snatch it up quickly and put it in the garage early. I bought 8 packs because I didn't think one would hold up on each leg. I put one on each one to see how they were doing and I had a really big storm, tornado sirens, trees were falling and some people had minor damage to their homes. I was amazed to see that the trampoline didn't move and I only used 4 out of 8! It's definitely worth it!

That seems like a good idea, and maybe for some floors it is. However, I live in New Mexico, the ground here isn't rocky, it's dense, and they're practically useless. They all bent long before I put them in place. I've tried several options. I'd be fine if they bent but still held on. However, after all the work of driving these useless stakes into the ground, it was almost no effort to get them out again. They are too thin and too long. They won't hold up our trampoline at all in a hurricane.

I bought a camping hammock and portable hammock stand to have a better time camping this summer. That's why I bought these pegs to hold the hammock stand in place. Pros: + Stiff and very strong + Once in the ground, they wouldn't budge. Cons: - It can be difficult to get into the ground. A block of wood and a hammer are recommended. If you're like me, this isn't the best way to get in and out all the time. Bottom Line - When you need to make sure something stays in place, these stakes will help