STAKE BUDDY Secured Stake Remover Review

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(More customer reviews)... you could either hold the tent cord BELOW the seams as you pull so you don't rip them, or you could pick up ANY cord or strap you have handy around camp and do the exact same thing.
My friend has this. I tease him mercilessly.
This thing does what it's supposed to, but it takes about 1.5 seconds of innovative thinking to render this product completely unnecessary.

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Are you tired of fighting stakes out of the ground at the end of your camping trip? Do you need a light and compact, yet easy to use tool that won't weigh you down? Introducing STAKE BUDDY by Recreation Solutions LTD. STAKE BUDDY uses include camping tents, awnings, canopies, vendor tents, inflatable childrens' toys (such as bouncers, water slides, etc.), inflatable sports mascot yard decorations, inflatable holiday yard decorations, sporting equipment (such as volleyball nets), etc.. Using STAKE BUDDY: Simply put your hand through the large loop, and grasp the comfortable handle. Adjust the slide to secure to your wrist. Then just attach the other loop to the stake and pull. STAKE BUDDY gives you the leverage you need to make the job easy! TAKE THE HASSLE OUT OF STAKE REMOVAL: NO MORE PRYING! NO MORE RIPPED TENT SEAMS! NO MORE TROUBLE!

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TITANIUM ULTRALITE HOOK STAKE Review

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(More customer reviews)A perfect set of tough little stakes made from titanium. This metal is durable, will not corrode and will stun you once you hold them. They feel like you're holding a set of six soda straws as opposed to six metallic stakes. While they may be featherweight, they are tougher than it gets, and I've had the opportunity to use them in a variety of soils including the sand and rock of Iraq.
They held up beautifully securing my portable solar panel from Brunton from the high winds of the Iraqi desert, and equally so in the clay and rocky soil of Fort Riley Kansas. Other reviewers will tell you to look into different styles depending on where you plan to camp. I say this is excellent advice, never trust your safety to something you haven't researched fully. What I can say is these have served me well everywhere I have used them, and they are well worth the price plus the weight you save in your pack. Now if only i could find a packable titanium hammer haha....

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TITANIUM ULTRALITE HOOK STAKEClassic stakes made from quality titanium.Shepard\'s hook stakes are offered in two sizes: Ultralight is designed for the serious ultralight hiker; Standard is the best selling size.All stakes are an excellent value.
Standard: 6.5" (165 mm) , 8 grams.
Ultralight: 6", 6 grams.
Orange Head:6.5", 8 grams.

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Sierra Designs Snow and Sand Stake Review

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(More customer reviews)The only thing I can add to the other reviews is that there are four individual "stakes" or bags in one pack. This did not seem clear in the amazon description. They work well and look like they will last.

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The Snow and Sand Stake allows the tent to be pitched in the snow or sand where traditional stakes don't work. Fill these handy lightweight but durable sacks with snow, sand or rocks and know that your tent will stay put.

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Exped V-Peg (Spring 2010) Review

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(More customer reviews)Try them and you will be a believer too. Exped is the best outdoor gear company so buy these pegs and enjoy their green anodized, super lightweight, stacking so they take up no space, easy to push in the ground and then holds like glue, oh, and easy to clean too goodness. I've bought these for all my tents, all my tents except my Exped tent, because it came with them. They even come in a reusable zipper bag! I keep my cosmetics in it!

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FEATURES of the V-Peg by Exped Small is super light and has a slim V profile peg Medium is super strong and has a wide V profile peg for all ground conditions Center groove for guylines when buried as a tent anchor Two options for placing the guyline around the peg V-Profile Peg facing away from the tent: lay the guyline round the peg head V-Profile Peg facing the tent: double wrap the guyline around the peg head SPECIFICATIONS: Length: Small and Medium: 6.3" (16 cm) Weight: Small: 11 g / 0.4 oz each Weight: Medium: 13 g / 0.5 oz each

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Kelty Yellowstone 6 Footprint Review

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(More customer reviews)The footprint works well as ground cover for the tent. It is light and easy to set up.
If you want a "porch" to lay gear or a place to rest your shoes you are out of luck w/ the footprint because there is no over hang.
Personally I have begun using the Yellowstone 6 footprint for my back packing tent and a large tarp for the Yellowstone 6 tent.
It is a great footprint, but smaller then our needs.

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The Kelty Yellowstone 6 Footprint will extend the life of your tent by protecting it from rough and abrasive surfaces. It's almost impossible to avoid pitching your tent on top of at least a few sharp rocks or sticks. The Kelty Footprint is custom fit to your tent so it's easy to use, protects your floor, and adds extra waterproofing.Product Features
Material: 1800mm PU coated nylon taffeta
Recommended Use: For Yellowstone 6 Tent
Weight: 1lb 4oz
Warranty: Lifetime

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2-in-1 Heavy Duty Tent Stake Mallet & Remover Review

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(More customer reviews)When it arrived I didnt think it would work. Its very light weight and just feels kind of cheap. When I finally got to use it I discovered its pretty useless as a mallet. I ended up just stepping on the stakes to drive them in the ground. However, the remover part is great. You can easily dig into the dirt to get the stake out with no problem.

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Heavy duty plastic construction. Great for steel or plastic tent stakes.

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Sierra Designs Hex Tent Stakes (100 Pack) Review

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(More customer reviews)These are terrific stakes for backpacking or for general camping. At 0.5 oz each, they are very lightweight. The hexagonal shape makes them very strong, and the point makes them easy to drive into the soil. I used these for a 12-day backpacking trip in the New Mexico mountains (Philmont Scout Ranch), and they served quite well. No bent stakes, and they stayed driven into the ground.
I ordered 2 of the 100-packs for our Boy Scout troop; this was an excellent purchase! So, the stakes are great, and so is the price for this volume deal.

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Hex-shaped tent stakes in a package of one hundred.

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Locking T-Strap Bungee Cords for Tents Canopies Covers Review

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(More customer reviews)The "T" end will not fir through the grommets on my tarp making this item useless. Be very carelful before you buy this item

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Easton Aluminum Tent Stake Review

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(More customer reviews)These stakes are very light and fit the bill when going ultra-light. The rope loop attached to the head of each stake is helpful when removing them from hard ground. On that subject, the stakes are sturdy but not impervious to bending. Although they performed very well, driving them into near solid, limestone-rich South Florida ground put their strength to the test. One of them bent slightly (hardly noticeable) after a handful of futile mallet strikes where penetration was evidently impeded by limestone a few inches beneath the soil. I would expect that kind of stress to bend just about any stake out there, so I am not too dissapointed in this. Overall, these stakes worked well for me.

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This tent stake is made with super-durable Easton 7075-T9 aluminum.

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MSR Reflective Cord Kit Review

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(More customer reviews)Nothing is worse than tripping over a tent stake or guy line in the night when stumbling out of camp for storm prep or just to relieve one's self. Using cordage like this helps to greatly reduce the incidence of such accidents. It can also help n finding the camp again in the dark and rain, as I have found out by personal experience! Reflective cordage is now a staple of my kit. Also make a good lanyard. Lost a knife in the dark? Shine a light around a bit and follow the reflection! Great stuff!

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215242 Features:Specifications: Length: 50 feet

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Figure 9 Tent Line Kit Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought these because I wanted the reflective line and the Figure 9's looked cool and I thought it would be easy to adjust tent lines. You can adjust tent lines very easily with Figure 9. However the product's strength is also it's weakness. The Figure 9 also grabs on to everything else as well. Fold up your tent after use and you will find that the next time you use it you can count on 4 or 5 minutes of detangling the 9's. Put up your tent near shrubs and you will find the 9's catching on the leaves, stems, pine needles, anything else that happens to get in the way.
Great product except it really hasn't made putting up my tent any easier or faster. The reflective lines are great but only reflect if you are wearing a headlamp. In that case they reflect like neon signs. However the angle of reflection is so small that when I wore the headlamp and my girlfriend did not, she could not see the lines even though she was standing next to me.

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This ingenious lightweight set of four award-winning Figure 9 rope tighteners makes tent set-up a snap. The Figure 9?s provide easy tension and secure adjustment without tying a single knot. Just pull your lines tight and keep them that way the first time?your tent stays taut and sound in any weather. The four 8? reflective guy lines provide high nighttime visibility (no more tripping over them in the dark!). All-in-all our Figure 9 Tent Line Kit is the ultimate tent pitching upgrade.Two attachment methods for ultimate versatilityKit contains 4 lightweight black plastic Figure 9sInstructions embedded in each Figure 9 ensure ease in operationComes packaged with 4 8? (2.44mm) green reflective cords

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Coleman Tent Anchors Review

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(More customer reviews)These are not bags that you fill up. They are small squares with four holes to tie together to hold sand/rocks etc. How they would function as tent stakes is very questionable. There are sand bags you fill and I would look for these. I am returning my purchase. For a Coleman item, I am dissappointed.

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Sometimes tent stakes just won't do: in soft terrain where stakes won't stay put, or hard, rocky ground that stakes can't penetrate. That's where Coleman Tent Anchors have the edge. Lightweight and easy to pack, these Tent Anchors can be filled with whatever you have at hand -- sand, snow, rocks, etc. -- to securely and easily anchor your tent. Four Anchors per pack. Carry weight: just 4 ounces for all four empty anchors.

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Coleman Steel Nail 10" Tent Stakes 4 - Pk. Review

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(More customer reviews)Use these to hold down a chain link fence in a dog park to prevent dogs from going under. Cost about 1/3 of the price of "fence anchors" sold by the fence company. Easy install. first set still working after 5 years. Need to place 18" or closer on outside of fence

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4 - Pk. Coleman Steel Nail 10" Tent Stakes. Long-lasting 10" Steel Tent Pegs keep your tent firmly planted in the ground for the duration of your camping trip! Made with heavy-duty plated steel with high-impact polypropylene tops. Features easy- thread-through top for reinforcement ties and more! Comes with 4 pegs in a pack. Get yours now! Coleman Steel Nail 10" Tent Stakes, 4-Pk.

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Coghlan's ABS Tent Pegs (Bulk Pack, 100 Pegs) Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a good way to buy the smaller-sized tent stakes. They are big enough for most purposes, and much less likely to get lost than thin metal stakes. Recommended for Boy Scout Troops, etc.

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Guaranteed Unbreakable.Coghlan's 6" Tent Pegs have great holding power and large no-slip hooks.Don't forget these on your next camping trip.

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Sierra Designs Hex Tent Stakes (6 Pack) Review

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(More customer reviews)I recently purchased tent stakes from Sierra Designs, Coghlans, and Kelty. All lightweight aluminum designed for increase strength.
Theses hex stakes are great, lightweight, and strong. They are stronger than the Kelty Nobendium II stakes. So if you're looking at those, I would recommend these Sierra Design ones first.However, the strongest stakes have been of the "Y-shape/design" with the 3 fins. They are stronger by design to begin with. They are a bit more of a hassle to attach to a tent though. Examples of those are the MSR Groundhogs, Sierra Designs Y-Stakes, or even Coghlan's makes some that are an orange color and come in a 4 pack. There aren't really any noticeable differences in strength between the different brands. They do, however, come in different lengths to suit your specific purpose.

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Hex-shaped tent stakes in a package of six.

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Ultralight Super Strong Tent Stakes Review

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(More customer reviews)These stakes are hard almuminum, and take hammer hits well. Pulling out of most soils was easy enough. Their shape provides good holding power and easy removal. Where they fall short of Ground Hogs, is their bending point. Wall thickness is thinner, and they will bend even when driven up to their necks. To give the stakes credit, I was loading them very heavily; far more than I could have loaded wire stakes, and others.
Overall, I like them. For only $7 I had to give them a try. I am a recreational camper who doesn't need ultra-reliable stakes, and these were actually pretty good. Probably a good purchase for campers who don't really need eight Ground Hogs (like me).
Those who travel all over, and need reliable stakes to pound into concrete will need Ground Hogs, but for those who need good stakes for regular dirt, these work well.
P.S. I straightened my 2 bent stakes, and they will hold pretty much anything I tie on them. Just not the ridiculous load that originally bent them.
Update Oct., 2010
Just returned from a week-long hammock trip through Arkansas and Texas. I bent the stakes again, by stepping on the guy lines in the dark. Straightened them out by wedging them in between the slats of a picnic table, and bending back. The soil was hard sand, and compacted gravel/sand. They held up okay for the remainder of the trip. As both a tent camper and a hammock camper, I wouldn't choose these stakes again. They are too large for what they do. Spending the time and effort to pound several 7 inch stakes into the ground just to have them bend, isn't worth it. Extraction is easy enough, but they just don't have the strength-to-usefulness ratio right. I'm going to buy Ground Hogs.


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10-Piece Galvanized Steel Tent - Garden Stakes - 9" Review

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(More customer reviews)While these stakes say they are for camping, I would only use them in emergencies. They look to be strong and well-made, however they are heavy if you need to use them for backcountry camping. If you are car camping, I don't see a problem with the weight. In short, don't buy these if you are looking to cut weight in your pack!

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