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Mountain Hardwear Snow & Sand Tent Anchor - 2007

Mountain Hardwear Snow & Sand Tent Anchor - 2007

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2007 Model No Longer Available

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Mountain Hardwear Snow & Sand Tent Anchor - 2007

The best advice we can give about putting stakes into sand and snow is don't do it. The Mountain Hardwear Snow and Sand Anchor is a much better option. Fill the pocket with sand or snow and bury it and you now have a bombproof anchor that won't pull out at the first hint of wind. Set of 4.

Bottom Line: Alternatly, you can have the bear hold the guy line for you.

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Rating for this product: 5

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March 11, 2009

This is a great addition to the collection! Not a lot to say about them. Fill them with snow or rocks and you're tent stays put! They've worn a very long time and I've never had a problem. I pack them everywhere....better safe than sorry. Nice product and extremely easy to use!

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How many come in a pack? If there's only 4, would you recommend

How many come in a pack? If there's only 4, would you recommend 2 packs?

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February 28, 2009

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Depends how you are going to use them. 4 in conjunction with other means of staking out your tent is usually enough. Again, depends on how you want to use them.

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February 28, 2009

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Rating for this product: 3

too small

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May 16, 2007

nice idea, but these are just too small to do much good. I looked around and found a larger, similar design. They were a bit more expensive, but on two trips they have worked much better than the smaller ones. I think I got the larger ones at www.pahaque.com.

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how long are these?? (top to botton, as seen in picture)is the

how long are these?? (top to botton, as seen in picture)is the material durable enough to be used with rocks more than once??

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January 4, 2009

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Not sure on the length...couple feet? but definitely durable enough for rocks. I have used them that way in the desert when there was no solid ground to be found. Cheers.

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January 6, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

very handy in the snow

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December 29, 2008

my friend had these last year when we went camping on mt rainier and they worked so well i immediately bought a bunch for my tent. they wouldn't work so well in powdery snow, but in packable snow they are perfect. they work best if you first attach them to your tent with small caribeeners and stretch them out to see about where you want them. then dig a hole about 1-1 1/2 feet deep. then make a large grapefruit size snowball to put in them to start. pull them taught, and pack more snow around and over them, stomping it down tight. i was in a snow storm the first time i used them for myself and the tent never budged.

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I have been camping for uears,but I've never seen a tent

I have been camping for uears,but I've never seen a tent anchot. What's it for and How do you use it.

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March 9, 2008

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When you are camping in sand or in snow it or anything that won't hold a tent stake... it is really nice having these. You can fill it with rocks... snow... sand or anything to help keep the tent in place. Hope this helps...It's actually an anchor to provide stability in unstable situations.

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October 29, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

Tested and Proven Reliable

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August 28, 2008

This is what is being used by many mountaineers for tents on Denali expeditions. That says a lot about this product.

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