Solid Stake #20

For staking down my tent in that rocky spot by the creek, this eight-inch forged steel stake drove in way easier than my old aluminum ones. It’s small but feels solid and hasn’t budged a bit since I hammered it home.

It's tiny but tough—I used it to anchor my small tent in a rocky riverbank and it drove in clean with just a few taps. Eight inches is plenty for this job, and the forged steel feels like it'll outlast my gear.

The forged steel on this little stake feels seriously solid for its size—the eight inches gives just enough grip when I hammered it into packed gravel near the creek. Weighs almost nothing in the bag, which is a bonus for backpacking. Worked flawlessly holding down the tent corner through a windy ni