TiTo Titanium Tent Pegs Stakes Lightweight Snowfield Grassland Heavy Duty Tent Nails for Outdoor Camping Hiking and Plant Support Garden Stakes 4pcs/6pcs (8×400mm-6pcs)

I live in Arizona and the ground is a red clay that's cement like. Aluminum pegs are lite but will break. Steel pegs are almost double the weight and not as strong as titanium. These are well designed to install and remove plus they come in a nice nylon with velcro carrying bag. More pricey than steel pegs but if you want something strong, dependable and Lite then titanium is the way to go. These are a good length also. I bought these to replace the cheap aluminum tent pegs and I might buy another set for my tarps.

I just returned some heavy duty steel tent steaks because these are very heavy. I got these Ti 7mm x 200mm steaks today and these are much much lighter than the steel ones. These are expensive than the steel ones but it worth the price. I’m very satisfied.

Excellent quality. These tent stakes seem very sturdy and durable. Pounded one into the ground and pulled out with the attached cord. Glad I went with these titanium tent stakes than the other ones out there.The case they come in was also a big plus as the one pictured seems far less in quality. So an added bonus. They're not the lightest, but I think that's due to the thickness of the stakes than anything else.I purchased two different sizes. The pictured size is the smaller sizing of the two, 200mm. I was missing two tent stakes out of the 350mm order and got a replacement sent. Took one star off the rating for the having to get my original replaced and the fact I got charged for having to ship back the return order.Would still definitely recommend!

Great for light weight kits when putting together EFHW inverted V antenna kits

These are great. Slightly heavier than pure titanium, but much stronger and worth the few extra ounces. Buy em !

I can’t say enough good things about these stakes. This is the second set of these stakes that I’ve purchased (the first set were slightly shorter). They are a very strong titanium alloy and hardly seem phased by being driven into rocks or pounded hard by a hammer. I previously had some steel stakes that I purchased on Amazon that were about the same size and shape as these titanium stakes but those stakes bent and one sheered in half. I use these to hold up two stand-alone hammock poles, so there’s hundreds of pounds of lateral force being exerted on them when in use. These are very stout, high quality stakes that should last forever (since titanium is virtually corrosion proof). I thought the price was very reasonable for the value.

Nice hard metal but heavier than I expected

I’ll buy more

excellent