Multi-Purpose Trampoline Stakes, 3'' Wider Spiral Ground Anchors, Fully Welded Trampoline Anchors Stakes Heavy Duty for Shed, Swing Sets, Carports and More,18''/30'' Set of 2,4,6

I live in central FL and when we got a trampoline for our daughter at Christmas I needed something to trust with our hurricanes and heavy thunderstorms. This fits the bill and then some. They are a bit pricey but you get what you pay for. Drilling them in the ground and attaching were super easy. I don’t have any worries on these stakes failing. I’m sure they will far outlive my trampoline.

These do exactly what they say they will do. I use the 18 inch version to temporarily anchor awnings and such. They may be a little difficult to install depending on the ground at your location. But once installed, they do work very well. If you happen to have a battery powered impact driver, you should have little problem with them. They come with an adapter to use in most drills.They are made for a variety of use. Attaching a pole via the U bolt. Or running screws through the plate into a variety of materials to hold a sign...etc. I only need to tie a rope to them, so an eye bolt works for me. The size is M8 x 1.25 thread if that sounds like how you would use them as well.I hate to have to say this, but if you are not sure what is buried in the ground where you plan to use these, please do not find out the hard way. Check for buried power, water, or communication lines before you just plant these things. Especially if you use the longer ones which can certainly go deep enough to reach those lines making for a very bad experience. Be safe first!

I have a small mountain woodshop with a concrete pad that I use for outdoor sanding that I want to cover with a pop-up screen tent. We get frequent winds so I ordered these Insaga multi-purpose ground anchor screws to be able to anchor that screen tent securely. I really like how robust these four anchors are and there is an included rachet to auger the anchor screws into the ground. The kit also includes the parts to secure the top of the anchors to the poles with very heavy-duty brackets, bolts, and nuts. The anchors are also chrome plated to further protect the metal and should extend the life of the anchors.

Sick to death of replacing the pool cover over and over again after wind storms. That water is freezing cold and I'm tired of messing with it. Got these and anchored down the tarp. No problem. The hardest part was finding a spot with no giant rocks in the ground to get this screw down far enough. Once they were in, got the tarp tied off and haven't had a problem since. It's the perfect solution to the problem I was having. With minimal effort and not much elbow grease and ingenuity, was able to resolve the issue of the flying pool tarp. Perfect price. Great value. Might get an extra set as well.

this is a very useful item to have, imho. i have LED string lights i wanted to put up at our garden but also wanted to be able to have the post to hang them on to be, removable so i have the option to move and redesign the string lights location around the garden and patio. these screw-in ground anchors is the perfect solution for my need. the 18” screw in is stable enough to hold an 8ft pole from which i hang my lights. easy to expand more hanging lights, i just need to get more of this stuff ! Also, when not use for poles, i use these to tie down patio a umbrellas too !

I have lost count of all of the stakes that I've broken (including metal ones) while trying to anchor badminton nets, inflatable decorations, bounce houses, etc. in the absolutely horrible ground in our yard that is composed of clay and rocks but might as well be concrete. I got these anchors as a last resort and still expected them to fail, but boy was I wrong! The included driver bit worked phenomenally when I attached it to a cordless impact driver and the anchor went straight into the ground like a straw going into a bowl of oatmeal. It took about 6 seconds to have it completely in the ground and it backed out of the ground just as quickly, and only left a small (~3") circle of dirt behind. It might be a bit of overkill for the inflatable Santa, but then again it makes me think that I can now upgrade to that 20-foot-tall Jack Skellington next Halloween.

I took the longer 30 inch (2 1/2 foot long) set. I've augered out holes in the yard for fence posts, and the rough stuff starts around 2 feet, but it would be better to anchor into clay with some stones than just soil. If I hit an obstacle, I'll try again.I plan to use these to anchor a chicken coop on opposite corners, which could be overkill but we get some substantial winds around here in recent years. These are very sturdy and should last many years once set. All the hardware is beefy. It's galvanized steel.

The steel in this anchor is certainly substantial enough to hold up to the most demanding task. I am going to use them for straightening up a young tree that keeps falling over to one side. Once I get this anchor in the ground, that pesky tree will surely stand up straight.I like the fact that it comes with the correct-sized tool for driving the anchor into the ground, nice and thoughtful that the manufacturer cared enough to include this tool.Also, I want to say thank you to the manufacturer for packing the anchors in a dual-wall cardboard box. I can't tell you how many manufacturers take shortcuts and use cheap packing materials. The packing materials for these anchors is adequate to withstand the hazards of rough shipping.