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Solid Stake #30

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$4.11 $5.95 In stock

Category: Stakes & Hammers

The Solid Stake #30 is hand-forged using S55C Steel. This mid-ranged forged steel stake is a foot long and ideal for holding down larger tents and tarps onto standard to firm ground. Pair the Solid Stake #30 with the Copper Head Peg Hammer.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison N. ★★★★★

The S55C steel feels noticeably denser than my old stakes, and that extra weight makes driving it into packed soil much easier. The full foot length gives me confidence my big tent won't budge in a gust, even on the firm ground I camp on. Worth upgrading for anyone tired of bending cheap stakes.

Scarlett ★★★★★

Pulled these out of the bag and immediately noticed the heft—the S55C steel is noticeably denser than my old stakes. Drove four of them into rocky soil for a big tarp setup and they held solid through a gusty night.

Ava B. ★★★★★

Drove these into packed clay for a three-day campout and they held through a windy night without budging. The foot-long length gives real leverage, and the S55C steel feels solid enough that I'm not worried about bending them on the next trip.