Orange Screw: Heavy-Duty Ground Anchors for Tents & Shelters | Large 2-Pack Screw Stakes | Made in USA | Perfect for Camping, RVing & Outdoor Events

We use these for support in holding up our outdoor archery net. Easy to use and holds great in dry or wet soil. Used with ratchet straps.These are a great investment for camping or need to secure in Sandy soil. I bought it for the beach. Easy to screw in, easy for women and kids. Stays secure in high winds.I use these as anchors for the seadoos when we go find an island or sandbar. Super strong hold.These orange tent screws are much larger than I thought they would be! They really helped to keep the tents in the ground! They are expensive, but worth it if you would like to keep your tents from blowing away! We were camping in a small tree space just a little bit back from the beach and ocean. A storm came through and did blow some of our tents down, but we put these tent screws in (he couldn't find where I put them when they first set them up), and the tents did not blow down again. We had two sturdy orange tent screws per tent. Worth the investment and it wasn't too hard to put them in the sandy ground and then put them back up, using the little plastic handle insert thing that comes with it. Be careful of the pointy ends, though. They are real sharp.I use these screw anchors to put tarps over hay and equipment on our farm. Easy to use. It cuts my time in half.Just as advertised, very easy to screw into the sand and remove.The Orange Screws (both sizes) secured my rip-stop waterproof tarp through strong onshore winds (45 mph gusts) and Spring rains for several full days directly on the beach. I typically used the small screws on more firmer beach soil and the large screws into the softer beach sand. The large screws were also placed on the "windy" side to secure the tarp on windier days.Note: On windy days it took a few attempts to better secure the tarp line. I learned that it's BEST to NOT start screwing the pegs onto top 3-5" inches of soft beach sand, but rather remove that soft layer until you reach more firmer (wetter) beach sand below. Then screw these pegs until the top loop is above that surface layer. Once set, the tarp wasn't going anywhere under those conditions. The lines held! :)Product worked well many times after ordering in April of this year. However the most recent use resulted in it breaking at the top. We have a large dog, Newfy pup just over a 100 lbs at 1 year so he is still very playful. A couple of dogs went by the camp ground and he got excited. They came over to play and as they approached the orange screw broke, the other dogs were surprised along with us. I took a picture and sent and email, couple days later I received a response that a replacement was on its way. The company was responsive, apologetic and very professional.Customer service like this should be recognized, there’s not enough of it today.ThanksIt would have been nice to have been supplied with a clear sleeve for both screws. His way 2 people can install the screws especially when they're far apart and to save time. It's usually the clear sleeve that gets lost not the screw itself.Our 9 month old Kangal puppy pulled the stake right out of the ground when she took off to chase a squirrel. I put it back in the ground and she was fine. I wouldn't trust the screws to hold the dogs if they wanted to go. But good overall, don't leave dogs unattended.Sturdy, solid like a tank , made in USA. Buy with confidence, no disappointment. A bit expensive, but money is well spent.Used these to anchor down a swing set. Used them in conjunction with some bolts and nuts. Works great and really sturdyperfect