12PCS AVOFOREST Tent Stakes Aluminum Deck Tie Down, Fishbone Deck Anchor Pegs,Tent Rope Tighteners with Spring Buckle, Cord Adjuster Tensioners for Camping Hiking（Black）

Perfect with trex as the fasteners are the perfect t width. Strong and holds the pool cover down.

OverviewThe AVOFOREST Tent Stakes are designed for anchoring gear to decks, featuring aluminum deck anchor pegs, spring clips and spring retainers. This review assesses their performance based on use with tents, awnings, shade sails, and other equipment in various outdoor settings.Pros- Versatility: Effective for securing a variety of outdoor gear to decks, demonstrating flexibility across multiple uses.- Durability of Aluminum Components: The aluminum construction of the anchor parts ensures they won’t rust or corrode, enhancing longevity.- Overall Performance: So far, they have performed reliably without any noted issues, indicating initial high quality and functionality.Cons- Potential Longevity of Non-Aluminum Parts: While the aluminum parts are rust-resistant, other components made of stainless steel might be susceptible to rust over time, depending on the grade of the steel. However, no signs of rust or corrosion have been observed to date.Final ThoughtsThe AVOFOREST Tent Stakes Aluminum Deck Tie Down kit proves to be a highly effective and durable option for securely anchoring outdoor equipment to deck surfaces. Their robust construction and versatility make them suitable for a wide range of outdoor applications. While the potential for rust in non-aluminum parts is noted, no immediate issues have been identified, and the overall quality appears reliable. These anchors are a solid investment for outdoor enthusiasts needing sturdy and dependable anchoring solutions. Time will ultimately reveal their resilience to prolonged exposure to the elements.

I love innovative things and ordered the 12PCS AVOFOREST Tent Stakes Aluminum Deck Tie Downs because of how clever the design is. These stakes caught my attention because they're specifically designed for anchoring tents on decks, which makes them perfect for various outdoor setups. They allow you to anchor down to the edge of a deck or other (1.7" or less thick) platform without doing any damage or compromising the safety of the anchorMy initial impressions, even though I haven't had the chance to test them out on a camping trip yet, are positive. They are very sturdy construction, but not too heavy. And although I wouldn't take them on a backpacking trip, they are small and light enough to throw in the car for when we head up to a drive up campsite.The design of these stakes is clever. You just push down and twist the hook end under the deck and the spring keeps it in place. Additionally, the top of the spring is bent to prevent any accidental finger injuries during setup, which I as a clumsy person really appreciate.One thing to note is that some users have mentioned that inserting the stakes into harder ground may require additional effort. However, once properly installed, they provide reliable stability, even in adverse conditions.Overall, I'm impressed with the quality and functionality of these tent stakes. While I haven't put them to the test on an actual camping trip yet, I'm confident they'll perform admirably when the time comes. I'll update my review if anything goes awry when I use them in a real life application nut can say for now, that if you're in need of reliable tent anchoring solutions for your outdoor (deck) adventures, these stakes are definitely worth considering.

I've always seen people use these anchor pegs on youtube, especially when setting up a tent on a platform. Finally was able to get it and set it up on our patio, since it has a platform deck. My initial reaction was impressive because how functional and simple this tool was. It works great, but I had to take off one star because the spring was weaker than expected. They probably are the achilles heel for this peg because it doesn't feel high quality, but it's not bad. These will work and I'm sure will last for years, but if they improve on using better springs, this would be a 5 star product.

I used these stakes to tie down some plant stands that I made from 2x4 lumber. I want to be sure my grand kids would not get hurt while playing on the deck. So with safety in mind I put some rope on the back of the stands and I tie them down with the stakes. It was easy to install you just push the "fish head" in, twist and tie the rope to it. It really stays in place. These are well made and I appreciate the peace of mind that brought me. Strongly recommend.

Perfect little anchors for tents, canopies, etc... Once slotted in, they do not move and are very strong for their size.

These are my first deck tent stakes, so I don't have any to compare them to. But I go go camping quite a bit, and I know these are good quality, not worried about these getting broken during my trips after using them the first time on a pretty windy AND snowy weekend. The coil is strong, and I needed to push down with a bit of force in order to turn it in order to lock it on the tent platform at a campsite. I really like the type of carabiners that are used with the stakes. It's not the typical ones with poor springs that always wind up breaking. Happy with them, glad I have these deck stakes now so I don't have any restrictions on where to pitch my tent. Would highly recommend.

I used these to tie down a canopy on my deck and they held very well. You just need to slip these between the boards, twist, and the spring holds it in place. The boards will need to be at least 1/2" apart and no more than an inch.They are real basic but do their job well.