Steel Hard Ground Tent Camping Anchor Stakes with Luminous Glow-in-the-dark Heads - Set of 20-8 inch - Puller and Case Included

I needed some long nails to secure down some boards where after removing the hooks these proved just the jobThe ground was very solid and rocky where with the assistance of a 5lb hammer I had no problems in hitting them in without them bendingThey come in a handy carry box along with a hook to enable removableI can see no reason why these would not be suitable for securing camping gear down where the soil is either very hard or rocky

Really good quality bit of kit - that they glow in the dark is a bonus, but even if they didn’t I wouldn’t try setting up camp without them again. B ox is handy and it’s easy to fit the pegs back inside. Pegs themselves seem very durable and were easy to use despite being on a campsite that the previous year had pretty much destroyed the pegs that came with my tent. Will definitely be getting another set so I have enough to use for the family tent before we next venture out with it

Good solid 'nails' type pegs with a luminous cap, nice touch. The only things you will really need on top will be a hammer to bang them in as unless in very soft ground they will be difficult. You may also need some sort of extractor as when in hard ground they can be difficult to remove.All the above said they are great to survive a good blow.

Exactly what I needed for pegging my caravan awning out on hardstanding pitches. Robust and the glow in the dark head is an added benefit. I would prefer the hole in the peg head to actually fit the peg removal tool though!

These pegs are heavy duty and can deal with some tough ground, that said two bent on first use. In terms of glowing in the dark - no mine didn’t, not even a slight glimmer (it was sunny in the day so no reason I can see for them not to work.

Good solid pegs with peg extraction puller included in the purchase, bonus carry box to keep every thing together. Just be careful extracting the pegs as plastic tops will break under too much pressure.

Pegs are as advertised, well...other than the glow in the dark bit. If you're looking for these to guide you back after a few shandy's then you may be slightly disappointed. However, they have held up to some serious hard standing pitches whilst on holiday. So for that I'll forgive the lack of luminescent properties provided by the peg head.

Worked really well when camping on solid ground in the new forest. Tried 2 traditional ones which bent immediately. These went straight in and were easy to pull out at the end. Will definitely take everytime we go camping. Not convinced about the glow in the dark feature though.