4 Pack Heavy Duty Tent Pegs 12 inch Galvanized Strong Tent Stakes Sharp Tent Pegs Steel Stakes for Outdoor Camping Canopy Tarp Sand Ground Mountains Garden Wedding and Christmas Decorations

Held up in high winds and dust storms at Burning Man 2022. I used this to stake down my easy up and it did not fly away. Used ratchet straps + these stakes and the easy-up stayed secured.

I used these stakes to reinforce lashing down a 12'x12' canopy tent and a Core 12-man tent that is 10'W x 18'L x 8'H in sandy soil at a beach house in Hawaii. We were camping for the weekend, and the remnants of a tropical storm decided to pay us a visit. The easterly tradewinds were running about 20-30mph with gusts up to 40mph, and I was sure that the steel poles framing the very large12-man tent were going to buckle for sure. Turns out, the steel frame survived the lateral wind loading from the tent thanks to these stakes holding tight and taking the brunt of the wind loads. The wind was so strong that the tent tore out two tiedown gusset loops, but it survived the 24-hours of strong winds. The eye loops also make these stakes easy to pull out when you're done. If these stakes work in sandy soil, then they should work well anywhere. That tent earned a 5-star rating that day too.

Super-strong and easy to use

We have a couple of very large Christmas inflatables. The ground where we locate them is hard and rocky, and I've never been able to get plastic or aluminum stakes pounded in without damaging/ruining most of them.These, however, are made out of what appears to be iron rebar, like used in concrete. We got both the 'strong' and 'sharp' versions of this same brand,cand both worked great.In the future I'd stick with this 'strong' version, because I have to pound the hell out of it with a small sledgehammer to drive it through the rocks. The 'sharp' ones, which are thinner, tended to sustain more flattening at the head from all the force, although all stakes worked without issue.Finally, after *years* of searching, I found stakes that work in our area. Highly recommended.

I got this to fix my swing in the backyard. The huge winds are throwing the swing to the ground.These look very solid and well built.I used these along with a rope to keep our swing upright.Definitely a good buy.

I anchored the pine two times about 6 feet from the base in one direction. I cross-anchored these stakes with Coleman tent stakes and it has led up well to the sometimes 40 mph south winds we get in Prescott, AZ.

Thick rebar that held up to me pounding it into my granite laced yard. I live near mountains in Arizona, so the ground is very hard.

Just installed them yesterday. They felt tough and hopefully we'll be durable.