GROUNDGRABBA Ground Anchor Screw Kit - Hexhooks & 2 Ft Ground Anchors Heavy Duty for High Winds | Ground Anchor Kit for Swing Sets | Sand Screw Anchor for Pop-Up Canopy, Tents and More

We were looking for a way to secure several large (10x20) tents for our tailgate that we put on. We’ve tried cement weights, water jugs, etc and while they all worked, they were a pain to transport and took up a ton of space. No type of anchor we tried work in the rocky soil. That is until we found these. Ground Grabbas work great. They drive in super easy with an impact driver and once in hold great even in moderately windy weather with some gusts. We have several we bought directly from the manufacturer and these four were for a new tent we added.We’ve also used these camping in sandy soil and they worked great. I highly recommend them. Well worth every penny!The only minor negative and it’s mainly with the way we use them is the included hooks don’t stay in place if the Ground Grabbas are placed too close to the tent. As a result we actually use them with D-ring shackles a lot of the time.

I purchased some of the 12" groundgrabba stakes and liked them so much I bought the 2 foot long ones reviewed here. I have a 12' x 14' x 8.5 (foot tall) canvas wall tent. So there is a great deal of wind load potential and it is critical to use every rope and tie down. There were multiple tents that blew away in Yellowstone a few years ago, mine held with the regular stakes, but wished I had these then.I have a variety of traditional tent stakes i.e. smooth 10 to 12 inch nails and 18" rebar with a bend at the top (do not run into one sticking out of the ground). The rebar has worked best in the past, but they are a real pain to hammer each one in and can be a real pain to pull out of the ground when leaving.These are fantastic by comparison with an impact driver, the little tie down hook that doubles as a small wrench or a standard socket and wrench. They go right in all the way, greatly reducing the danger of running into one and come right back out. My 8 year old wanted to do it (never once did he offer to pound in the traditional stakes).I got these long ones for a trip to a Texas beach, that I had to be canceled due to all the "stay at home" orders. I knew none of my traditional tent stakes would be adequate to hold down my big tent on or near the beach. I did not want to be digging holes and burying a deadman stake, as I would need to do this 14 times. Camping is all about fun, not about spending extra time setting up and taking down the camp site.Can't wait to get to try these in the sand in the near future. Going camping in a few weeks near Aspen CO and will be using the shorter ones, will try to post pictures of the stakes in use then.I expect them to last a lifetime. I will be buying more, for my stand alone shade shelter.

This product is awesome! I feel confident with anything i anchor. Strong and durable. If you don’t have a solid powerful cordless driver don’t get these. It takes some power to drive two foot down into anything besides sand or sandy clay soil. If you do get it down it is not going anywhere. Probably am going to buy the 6 pc 1 foot pack soon. I used the 4 pack 2 footer for trampoline anchor kit. It’s not going anywhere.

Product worked well and secured two tables in rocky thick clay soil. Drilled a pilot hole about half of the anchors length to get thru the rocks. Cable attachment worked well. Shipping was fast and all arrived parts arrived in good condition.

I've only used the screw-in anchors, not the included accessories. However, the screw anchors have worked quite well for my use. They can be difficult to install into hard earth, or where rocks are common. However, I've used a battery powered impact to install/remove and it's been perfect.

4pc does not mean 4 anchors, my fault for not reading more thoroughly.Over priced screws with unreasonable shipping costs

Like these because the head of the Groundgrabba is flush with the ground.

These work great. I use them to secure the guy lines for a ham radio antenna mast. Very well made but expensive for what they are....