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Sierra Designs makes the Y Tent Stakes for harsh use. You could pound these stakes into a gravel parking lot with a sledge hammer and they'd still look right when you finished. If you're sick of bending stakes and want a little extra reliability when you head into the backcountry, get these tough aluminum stakes.
Bottom Line: Stop bending and breaking stakes. Upgrade to the Sierra Designs Y Tent Stakes.
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I'm looking for pegs that are lighter than the ones that
I'm looking for pegs that are lighter than the ones that came with my Emerald Mountain SL2. How many are there?
By: Alison
July 12, 2010
6 stakes come in this kit. They're lightweight and tough.
By: Chris Wynja
July 12, 2010
I substituted my OEM aluminum "X" pegs for much lighter weight & stronger titanium ones. You'll need a dozen. Here's more information:
http://www.vargooutdoors.com/store/TENTS,-BIVYS,-TARPS-TENTS
The florescent orange heads make them much easier to find on the ground.
By: moroni
July 12, 2010
SD "Y" Peg
By: Matthew Cox
March 30, 2009
Burly, Burly, Burly. One of the toughest most relaible stakes I have ever used. I will never have a tent without these.
Each stake weighs .5 oz. There are six of them.
By: Dakka
January 19, 2009
pretty blue and functional, too!
By: Re Wikstrom
May 28, 2009
I lost a few stakes on my 2nd to last camping trip so I bought a pack of these to fill in where needed. I used 4 of them to stake down the guy lines for my tent last weekend and my tent did not budge (it's a TNF rock 22). In contrast, my friend's big agnes 4 person tent blew 1/4 to a 1/2 mile across the desert, while another friend's tent (that was anchored with guy lines around rocks) blew on it's side, and our BD megamid shelter also blew over (though the stakes did stay in the ground for that guy).... but you get the idea... it was REALLY WINDY! I'm sure tent design was a large factor, but I'm sure the stakes helped tremendously as well.
Using these stakes in Snow
By: Andrew McLean
October 25, 2010
A short video showing how to use these stakes in the snow. Instead of driving them in like nails, turn them sideways and tie them off like snow stakes. They are bomber!
how many would i receive for the 9.95 walmart use to sell something
how many would i receive for the 9.95 walmart use to sell something like these 4 for 1.95 i use them to support bricks i instaall on patio areas ?????
By: jamielmurp2253680
June 9, 2008
If I understand your question correctly, you would get twenty El Cheapos from WalMart but just think how much higher quality your patios would be using these!
By: moroni
September 13, 2008
How Do You Like Your Stake?
By: moroni
September 16, 2008
For me these aluminum stakes have more holding power than my titanium ones in softer ground & actually only weigh a few ounces more. The head design is better for gripping cordage rather than webbing. Once in the ground they're bomb proof!
6¾ long.
By: Dakka
June 15, 2010
Change me.
Out of Stock
2008 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Tent Accessories than that
Tent AccessoriesSD "Y" Peg
Burly, Burly, Burly. One of the toughest most relaible stakes I have ever used. I will never have a tent without these. more...
pretty blue and functional, too!
I lost a few stakes on my 2nd to last camping trip so I bought a pack of these to fill in where needed. I used 4 of them to stake down the guy lines for more...
- Material:
- Aluminum
- Recommended Use:
- Pitching your tent
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- China
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