Coghlans Aluminium Tent Pegs

light weight yet extremely durable, you will not have to worry about bending these and they are long enough that you don't have to worry about them being pulled out of the ground by the wind.

Just tent begs. but, these are five star tent pegs. At a very good price. Only they ran out. (They are from a third party site). Will get more next time.

AAA+

Excellent stakes, good value, light weight.AAA+

Don't Bother

These pegs are garbage. They might work if you are positioning your tent on a hill of warm butter...other than that, they will bend at the first strike. Yes, they're light, but if they don't work, who cares how light they are? Buy steel, or even plastic, before these.

Great product and price

Just like the picture. Worked perfectly to hold down our 8x20 outdoor camping rug. Fast shipping too.

Not to bad

These pegs work okay but bend easily on rocks and don't stop to warn you before they bend they do bend back straight though and are very lightweight and for the price they aren't to bad!!

So-So Tent Pegs, But GREAT For Baked Potatoes

These'll bend - trust me. As tent pegs they're better than making your own from tree branches, but the plastic pegs (really) are better, and the USGI orange aluminum pegs are even better than that.HOWEVER, these aluminum pegs are THE BEST for baked potatoes, though - they'll cut baking time in half in a conventional oven or baked under the coals of your campfire. Probably shouldn't have to say 'Don't Use These In A Microwave, EVER!', but I will anyway.Stick the peg all the way through the potato along the long axis, leaving equal amounts of peg protruding from either end of the potato. Wrapping the potato in foil is a good idea if you're going to bake them under your coals, is optional for conventional oven. Again - NOT IN THE MICROWAVE!Been baking potatoes this ... MoreThese'll bend - trust me. As tent pegs they're better than making your own from tree branches, but the plastic pegs (really) are better, and the USGI orange aluminum pegs are even better than that.HOWEVER, these aluminum pegs are THE BEST for baked potatoes, though - they'll cut baking time in half in a conventional oven or baked under the coals of your campfire. Probably shouldn't have to say 'Don't Use These In A Microwave, EVER!', but I will anyway.Stick the peg all the way through the potato along the long axis, leaving equal amounts of peg protruding from either end of the potato. Wrapping the potato in foil is a good idea if you're going to bake them under your coals, is optional for conventional oven. Again - NOT IN THE MICROWAVE!Been baking potatoes this way since Boy Scouts. Have a set of these pegs in the kitchen silverware drawer; microwave baked potato just don't taste right.

Tent Stakes Good For More Than Tents

These are super easy to use with our Tent at the Tailgate Parties and we used them to hold down our Christmas Decorations and extension cords.

They are OK

my husband and i are stuck camping during some cottage renovations.Unfortunately the ground we have to camp on is very rocky about 1 inch down.I bought these to replace some bent steal pegs and found them light weight and they slide in well. however they do not give any warning before bending on a rock (steal ones kick back a bit first). the only upside is unlike the steal pegs these bend back.

easy install

THese are great. They are a good value. If you can use 2 together they are stronger.