TITANIUM NAIL PEG

I bought these specifically for camping at a rocky site with lots of tree roots where I had previously lost several Groundhogs. These fill that niche perfectly and held my tent just fine in mild wind gusting to roughly 30 to 35 mph. I carry both types of stakes now so that I can be prepared for a variety of conditions.

I live and camp in the Southwest U.S. These stakes are great to penetrate our hard caliche and give good anchoring points for shelter set up. I pound then in with my mini hammer and they are solid. Another great feature is that they're crazy light. Well done, Vargo.

Perfect. So secure!

Truly magnificent nail pegs. I've tried all sorts before and these are by far the best with the greatest strength to weight ratio. Granted, I've got some absolutely bomb proof steel pegs but they are probably 6 times the weight of these. I only wish I'd bought more than 8!

Ultralight, efficient way of holding tarps, tents, cloths lines, and anything else you can think of that needs to be secured. Holds securely in a variety of soils, terrains, and weather conditions. Surprisingly strong!

These are hands down the best tent stakes I have used to date! Light, strong and versatile. In a pinch I can use a small stick as a toggle when necessary and it works great

Hi Folks, I own 12 of your Titanium HD "Nail Peg" Tent Pegs. Without any question, they are the ABSOLUTE BEST Tent Pegs I have ever owned! To prove how good they are to my Teammates (willingly abused one) I drove it through a limb from a pine tree. I needed to split the limb open with a hatchet to retrieve the TOTALLY PRISTEEN Peg! Not a bend, scratch, etc... You can not tell which one it is by comparing it to the others!!! They work in frozen ground without any issues at all. Thank you for manufacturing a product that Far Exceeds anything else I've ever seen. Take Care and Stay Safe... Mike

Expected nothing less from vargo everything is top notch

I used 10 of these last week and they worked really well in frozen ground with high gravel content. I needed to use 2 MSR Groundhog stakes to completely stake out the tent, and they did not work nearly as well. I know from past experience that I can force 2 out of 3 Groundhog stakes into very hard frozen dirt without breaking, but this mix of gravel made them very difficult to work with. I'm ordering more Titanium Nail Pegs so I can simultaneously stake out a tarp at the same location next week. I also tried MSR Cyclone stakes in the same frozen gravel and dirt with poor results.

These nail pegs are strong enough to anchor in rocky soil.