Trampoline Stakes Heavy Duty Trampoline Parts with Square Handle, Corkscrew Shape Steel Ground Stakes Anchors Kit with T Hook and 4 Premium Belt for Trampolines(Set of 4)

We went out of town for a week. When we got back, we found the flashing along our roof torn off from a storm. The trampoline, however, did not move a bit! These anchors are awesome. Easy to remove and move the trampoline to mow under also.

Works great on her trampoline. We have had so windy weather and it stayed put while others lost theirs. She didn't use them all. I asked her how they work and she was very happy with them.

These screwed into the ground easier than expected. Works great for keeping things from blowing over in windy conditions.

I used the stakes for my Gazebo. Real easy putting them ground.

These are some serious tie-outs. We got a beagle puppy who has the energy of a medium-sized jet aircraft, and he pulls the hell out of his leash. We wanted to make a tie out for him so he has a bunch of run to move in the backyard and these anchors fit the bill. We used two to make a main running line and attached his rope to that, so he can run the length of the backyard and also move horizontally. It gives him free reign of pretty much the entire yard. I will say these anchors are STRONG. Even in the wet soil from this weird warm winter we've been having, they dont budge. I like the rectangle handle as well, makes them super easy to screw into the ground without hand cramps or awkward grips. The S-hook also does a killer job of helping with removal. There are also some nylon straps, should you need those for attaching the hooks to a trampoline, pool, tent, etc. All in all, these are really sturdy and solid and do a great job. There's also a cool little carrying case.

I don't own a trampoline. I have pool. So why am I giving these ground anchors 5 stars? Because my pool is very small and I have a bungee cord with a leash-type handle for swimming, which means the elastic strap needs to support my 150 pound frame swimming in a stationary location against the tension created by the expanding cord. I got plastic ground anchors and unfortunately, while they worked, they weathered and snapped (not while I was swimming, thank you - and removing the vestigial part is not going to happen because without a handle, it's down there in the ground somewhere). This is better for my needs (and at the time I used the plastic they lasted a season so I'm not sorry). It has a very large head which will not allow the handle to slip out of plae, and the screw is made of solid metal, so it's not about to snap, and I will be able to move or relocate it, if necessary. I'm sure there are plenty of other uses -- they would easy for mounting and unmounting a small tent; for training a small tomato vine before moving up to larger cages, I say off the top of my head. But these sturdy screws (there are four) are really good for my needs. If you need to anchor something to the ground (including a trampoline, I suppose), these are worth looking into.

These are pretty good tie down anchors. The stakes come capped so you don't accidentally gouge yourself and they go into the ground with ease. The handle is sturdy and easy to keep turning so the stake gets nice and deep into the ground (the stakes are over a foot long so you get decent depth). This set comes with 4 stakes , which was great for me because we using it to anchor down a rabbit enclosure so each corner for an anchor. The "coil" part of the stakes is spaced at a distance and frequency that you're not getting a whole lot of movement even in loose soil.The only reason I can't give this 5 stars is that the straps aren't as sturdy as I hoped. It's not a ratchet strap and I wasn't expecting that, but it uses a buckle system that if pulled hard enough, loosens the straps. I'm not exactly sure of the static limit, but we get some good gusts up here that have yanked tarps off roofs before, so I'm a bit wary these straps will give way so I'm may need to swap them out.

I got these to supplement heavy ground anchors that I got for the installation of a temporary carport. These are designed for a trampoline or lighter pop up tent and such, so I wouldn't recommend using them on what I am, but I think they will work just fine as they are well built. The T bar hook is a nice value add as this makes it much easier to remove these from the ground.