Lets see what you have, I am in the market for new stakes...
Lets see what you have, I am in the market for new stakes...
We both know I have to kill you now, you'll just have to imagine the fire!
I use groundhog stakes.
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MRS Ground Hog Stakes and the Big Agnes Equiv.
I use these. They are only $3 for a set of four at my local wallyworld.
They are light, strong, and can't be beat for the price.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Coghlan-s-...9-4ct/20638662
Also an MSR Groundhog fan. Great hold, relatively light and tough as anything I've seen. I live in rocky/compacted Colorado soil and have never had one bend or break.
I just ordered a Superfly and picked up a handful of the new, mini MSR Groundhogs. Same shape as the originals, but a bit smaller. They look like they'll hold plenty well (they're about the same size as a lot of the V pegs out there) but are smaller and lighter than the originals.
http://cascadedesigns.com/msr/tents/...-stake/product
No tent stakes for me. I tie off to other trees, bushes, logs, rocks. In the rare times when nothing is in the right place, I pick up a stick and push it as far into the ground as I can and tie off to that. Hammock sites have plenty to tie off to since we are above it all, it is the tent sites which are clear of everything.
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