- Amazon offers Pack of 12, 7075 Aluminum Outdoors Tent Stakes Pegs for $9.99 $7.19.
- Waitlist available Adding to Cart Add to Cart failed. Retrying.. All retries have failed This deal is in your Cart. You have 0:00 left to Waitlist is full We'll notify you on the Amazon site, or you can turn on waitlist notifications in the Amazon App on your phone. This deal is now available for you. You have left to add this to Cart. You have already claimed this deal. $9.99 FREE Shipping on orders over $25. FREE Shipping on orders over $25. Wow. High quality and extraordinarily well made stakes. I'm using these to replace the ones that came with my tents and screen house as described Really light, durable and well made. I have used them several times and still looking good OK for attaching cords, but worthless for securing tent rings. Great stakes! Very lightweight but resist bending or twisting. Convenient paracord pull to remove from ground. Would purchase again for a second tent. Have used these stake once since they arrived. They're part of my tarp kit for hammock camping. They work as advertised and seem strong enough. our dog goes underneath our fence\combining the stacks and ties did a great job\no more worries about losing our dog I haven't had a chance to use these yet, but they seem very well made. I will revise the review when I have used them on a couple of camp outs. Nice light weight stakes but they do bend. Great stakes for the price
- Deal ends May 26.
Features:
- An ultra-light, three-sided, Hhigh-strength 7075 aluminum stake that securely anchors your tent without adding unnecessary weight to your pack, you won't even feel them in your pack
- 7 inches long - Enough to make your tent firmly grasp the length of the ground
- Our "Y" design aluminum tent pegs penetrate and hold firmly in a wide range of soil conditions
- There is nothing worse than pulling out your bag of old tent pegs to find out that they are all bent and mis-shaped. With the Allonetech tri-beam ground stakes you don't have to worry about that problem! You might as well get the best and forget how to beat tent pegs back into shape!
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