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Plastic Screw-In Tent Pegs (Set of 5)

Plastic Screw-In Tent Pegs (Set of 5)

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Secure, Reliable Grounding for Your Tent

Keep your tent firmly anchored in a variety of ground conditions with this set of 5 Plastic Screw-In Tent Pegs. Designed for practical, everyday camping use, each peg is made from durable, weather-resistant plastic that stands up to moisture, dirt, and repeated use. The smooth surface is easy to rinse clean after your trip, helping you maintain your gear with minimal effort.

Unlike traditional stakes that require a mallet, these pegs feature a threaded, screw-style shaft that lets you twist them directly into the ground. This design helps reduce the risk of pegs loosening in wind or shifting soil. The wide top with integrated hook provides a secure attachment point for guy lines and tent loops, while also giving you a comfortable grip for turning the peg by hand.

Why It's a Smart Choice

  • Secure screw-in design - Threaded shaft twists into the ground for a firm hold, reducing movement in windy conditions.
  • Durable, weather-resistant plastic - Resists rust, absorbs minimal moisture, and is easy to clean after use on wet or muddy campsites.
  • Comfortable hook handle - Wide top provides leverage for screwing in and a reliable point to fasten ropes and guy lines.

Material: Plastic
Net weight (set): 95 g (3.35 oz)
Peg dimensions: 20 x 4.5 cm (7.86 x 1.77 in)
Main body diameter: 1 cm (0.39 in)
Package contents: 5 x Plastic Screw-In Tent Pegs

FAQ

Q: What type of ground are these pegs suitable for?
A: These pegs work best in medium to firm soil, grass, and compacted ground where the threaded design can grip as you twist them in.

Q: Can I use them with any tent?
A: Yes. The hook at the top is compatible with most standard tent loops and guy lines, making them suitable for a wide range of camping tents and shelters.

Q: Do I need tools to install them?
A: In most conditions, you can screw them in by hand using the wide top as a grip. In very hard ground, you may need to loosen the soil slightly before inserting.

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