Heavy Duty Tent Stakes with Ground Anchor Screws for 2025

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1. Angela Biddle Verified Buyer – 4 June 2024

   Set and reset twice. And everytime managed to uproot itself out of grass. I thought having screws would be more durable, but absolutely not. I returned them. Which is sad bc they appeared to be a good quality material and heavy duty. They were more heavier than I anticipated.
   

2. Loren Miller Verified Buyer – 26 October 2024

   Our property is sand for about 3 foot down. Which makes stakes unusable. These are the only stakes thst actually work in my yard. I used it to tie down a large tarp that hasn’t come loose in weeks. This is a high quality sturdy product that works like it should. Its a Great buy that I highly recommend.
   

3. K.D. Verified Buyer – 17 January 2025

   I initially bought this to stake down my sun canopy, but it works for basically everything needing to be staked down. The enamel paint is solid and prevents any rust or corrosion. We use one to stake down our dog leash at the park. My dong isn’t terribly big, but I assume it can take quite a bit of pulling. I needed a stake that worked both for sand and soil, and these are perfect. Now I don’t have to pack two sets of ground anchors for my equipment.
   

4. Brenda Glauner Verified Buyer – 21 January 2025

   These are great steaks. They are very heavy and easy to work with especially since we have sand.
   

5. HeyRadar Verified Buyer – 16 February 2025

   Got these thinking they would work better in sand than thin spiral stakes, but they didn’t. They didn’t hold at all. Might as well be sitting on top of the sand.

   Probably works better in dirt.
   

6. intolerable1 Verified Buyer – 1 March 2025

   I bought a 10×10 shelterLogic portable greenhouse and the day I got it up I did not have anchors. I meant to get them the next day but forgot. We had a wind storm and my shelter flew up and over 25 ft tall arborvitae trees.
   I’m on a tight budget so when I saw most of the anchors around between 20 and $30 I was disappointed. Finally I came across these. They are absolutely perfect. They were easy to install and they did come with the drill piece and nylon cord which I think is useless. I used wire and wire anchors. But I got them for a much better deal.
   

7. Moonlily36 Verified Buyer – 3 March 2025

   We were looking for an easy to install steak for our blow up outdoor screen and these were perfect. Easy to screw in, attach the leads and remove when all done. Definitely worth the money. These are heavy duty.
   

8. MPro Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   The ground screws looked to be good, but the adapter broke on the first piece. The weld was not good. They would be better to drill a hole, insert the hex portion and then weld around it.

   

9. DTM111 Verified Buyer – 16 March 2025

   I tried all kinds of anchors and drill attachments. In truth, all the rest of them were terrible. This anchor does what is promised, cuts through the clay and desert soil with ease, held my easy up tight through 35-40 mph winds. Don’t bother with anything else. I wasted hundreds on stuff that didn’t work. I do suggest a cordless impact or a 1/2” HD drill.

   

10. Tee Dub Verified Buyer – 23 March 2025

    I was pretty excited to get these screw in ground anchors from Togxfuni for an upcoming event I will be hosting. I will be utilizing a 10×20 tent to serve food and drinks from and I wanted a better way to anchor the tent in case there is wind or bad weather. In preparation of said event I selected the location of the tent and decided to test out these anchors beforehand. What I discovered is that these anchors are better as augers in hard soil, and what I ended up with were several shallow holes about 3″ in diameter. After struggling for about 10 minutes to actually get one of these anchors to turn into the ground and hold I went over to my leaf and grass composting area where I know the soil is much softer. I was able to get an anchor into the ground without pulling all the soil out of the hole. So, to sum up, hard soil is a no go unless you want to start new homes for chipmunks. These are designed more like augers for boring rather than anchoring. My other issue with these anchors is the construction of them. There are only three sloppy welds that hold the spiral flite to the shaft. The top handle weld is also pretty sloppy on some of the anchors so you have to be mindful of how you align the drill adapter/installer piece because it is easily misaligned. Also, this set of 12 anchors came with a single length of orange rope that is maybe 20′ long. ?? Overall, I think these would work okay in soft soil (with no rocks). Construction is “iffy” but I’m sure they will hold up. ⭐⭐⭐

    

11. joshua anthony Verified Buyer – 1 April 2025

    Work great