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Drive your stakes deeper than you've ever driven them before.

Replace your scoop-shaped stakes with the y-beam-shaped stakes in the MSR Groundhog Tent Stake Kit. Rugged 7000-series aluminum makes these stakes strong without adding unnecessary weight. A small loop of nylon cord makes it easy to pull these stakes out of heavily compacted ground once it's time to pack up camp.

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5 5

Jimmy McMenamin

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Lightweight and great for camping and other items that need to be staked down to the ground. Super light and won't bend on you while hammering them in the ground no matter how tough the ground may be.

5 5

Chad Poindexter

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If you need a stake that can be pounded into the ground and expect them to stay, this is the one! These can take a pounding from hammers, rocks or sticks... Then, once they are in the ground, it is very likely that they won't come out until you pull them out... and by pull, I mean pull!

These are a lot of stake and that can be a good thing. For a couple of years it is all I used and they served me well. I to replace the cord on some because they would get between the rock and the stake when pounding them in with rocks, but other than that, they have held up.

However, over time I have realized that these stakes are more than I need. I have moved on to smaller stakes and these are no longer in my kit. But not because they are bad, just more than I need, which also means heavier!

I still give these 5 stars though because they do what they are supposed to.

5 5

John Langer

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

This stake is a little beefier and heavier than its lighter weight counterparts (see LeeH's review), but it definitely makes up for this in durability. This is the kind of stake you can take backpacking and not have to worry about pounding into the ground with a rock.

5 5

LeeH

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  • Gender: Male

I bought a few groundhogs to supplement the needle stakes that came with my MSR Mutha Hubba. The needle stakes work fine, but are shorter and harder to pull out. The groundhogs are bigger in every dimension, but still fit in the Mutha Hubba stake ditty bag.

Groundhog vs Needle
5 5

Carson Dunbar

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I couldn't believe it when I read the specs on these babies. They feel like I left my stakes at home. Lighter than a feather and stronger than any other stake I've used. My set has been bashed through rocks hard packed clay with anything from a rock to a sledgehammer and they stood up to the beating. IN FACT you can barely tell other than some scratches that they've been put through the wringer.

5 5

Guy Geva

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I'm using them for 5 years now. I Bomb them in hard and rocky ground, in soft snow & send (in a dead man like) and in hard ice. they can take it all! it's for life (:

4 5

Johnathan Rambo

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I needed some replacement stakes for misplaced and lost stakes for one of my Nemo tents and when I got these I was a little disappointed with the weight and size. The stakes that came with my Gogo were top notch incredibly lite and compact. These are a little bit bigger all around and almost double the weight per stake. Of course I fast pack and am ultra concerned about weight, so it all comes down to perspective. If I can cut 5 oz for 6 products I take with me that is literally 2lbs of weight I wouldn't have to carry. Don't get me wrong they are burly and strong and will work quite well for most. For my personal needs I am going to look at titanium. If your not ultra concerned with weight these will do just fine, get the job done and are plenty more packable than most stakes on the market.

5 5

Banning Lyon

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I’ll preface this review with my cut and paste statement that I work as a backcountry backpacking guide in Yosemite National Park. Nearly all of the products I take the time to review have seen at least a half a season, if not more, of use... and I’m committed to not bothering to write a review until I feel like I’ve really gotten to know a product. I never thought I’d bother to write reviews, but I’ve recently decided that since I’ve spent so much time over these last many years reading reviews, and finding a tremendous amount of value in articulate and well-informed opinions, that I wanted to give back to the community. So, with that being said, here we go...

My home away from home is my MSR Hubba. It spends most of its time freestanding on Yosemite's granite. On occasion when wind, rain, hail, or snow has decided it wants to join our little get together I pull these out. If you've ever staked a tent in Yosemite's high country you'll know that there are times you'll wind up digging granite flour and pebbles out of little bowls in hopes of finding something a stake can bite into. Frequently I just wind up piling up some rocks on top of my stakes and jumping in my tent. But the times when its looking grim, and there might just barely be enough for the stake to hold onto, these seem to always surprise me. The stock stakes that come with the Hubba are great... but they've started to look like fishhooks, having been bent nearly backwards by a combination of fear and fury as I pummel them into the granite hoping to find some crack or soil for them to hold. These things, however, are magic.

So, long story short... they're the best stakes around. And, since they're MSR, they're made in the US.

Phil Maher

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"I never thought I’d bother to write reviews, but I’ve recently decided that since I’ve spent so much time over these last many years reading reviews, and finding a tremendous amount of value in articulate and well-informed opinions, that I wanted to give back to the community."

Yep, funny how that works, Banning. It really is appreciated and what makes this such a valuable resource. Thanks for taking the time to be part of it.

I know Yosemite's tent staking issues well...every tent I own, no matter what, has a set of these. That speaks volumes to me.

Sara Kay

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