ANSIO® Tent Pegs Pack of 20 Galvanised Metal Pegs 4mm x 9 inch, Heavy Duty Camping Ground Pegs, Ideal for Camping,Hiking,Traveling,Beach and Outdoor

Great price good stroke pegs

Nice strong pegs.

I bought these to stake down a birdbath and they worked a treat. A little flexible until over halfway into the ground, but they're still there lol. For my use, I covered the tops with gravel so easily hidden from view.

Strong pegs and already in use. Pleased with this product

I recently got a pack of these tent pegs for a camping trip. They are branded as "heavy duty," and for the most part, they live up to that reputation. While these tent pegs are sturdy, they didn't quite live up to the "heavy-duty" label for me. Most of them held up well in typical camping scenarios, but a few did show signs of bending under pressure. This isn't a deal-breaker, but it's worth noting that they may not be as robust as one might expect. Another concern is that extended exposure to rain and humidity resulted in some of the pegs showing early signs of rust. It's not entirely surprising given the conditions, but it's important to be aware of this limitation, especially if you're planning to use them in damp or wet environments. On the plus side, these pegs are incredibly budget-friendly. They get the job done without emptying your wallet. They may bend under pressure, and they're prone to rust in humid conditions, but their affordability makes them a practical solution for campers seeking some extra pegs for their gear. If you're willing to trade a bit of durability for budget-friendliness, these pegs are worth considering.

Nicely made and a good price

Perfect for securing Christmas wreaths on the ground. Really difficult to buy in shops this year. These were just what I wanted at an excellent price. Happy to recommend this seller

They're tent pegs. They have one function: Stopping your tent from flying away in the wind. They do this pretty well. My only gripe (and the reason they lose a star) is that the folded-over part at the top isn't quite folded enough. When the awning starts flapping, the pegs get wiggled side-to-side and the awning has a tendency of rotating the peg and then coming loose. Therefore you absolutely MUST jam the pegs right the way into the ground. On soft soil, that's fine, but in a rocky field, they tend not to work so well. Luckily I found some clay-ey soil and they worked well, but I think they could do with having more hook-like ends tbh. For the price, though, can't complain too much.