[Premium] 4 Pack Ground Anchors with Power Nut Driver Drill Bit, Ground Anchors Screw in, Swing Set Anchors, Trampoline Anchors High Wind Heavy Duty for Camping Tents, Car Ports, Swing Sets, Canopies

These things are AMAZING! They are very well made, super strong and with the included bit I was able to use my hammer drill to put these in rock hard driveway with packed gravel! Went right in and no matter how hard I pulled did not budge! I HIGHLY recommend these for anything that needs to be tied down, tents tarps whatever!

These anchors work great! I'm using them to hold down a swing that has a canopy on it and the wind would sometimes blow it over. Easiest anchors to put in the ground using a screw gun. I was amazed at how easy they were to install.

We were pleased with how they worked in our very Clay filled soil. We used them on a portable garage, and it's secured it nicely. We really appreciated the drill attachment being included. We'd buy longer ones if we had to buy them again, but they've been in the ground several months now and appear to be holding well.

Purchased this on the recommendation and use of a neighbor's set of stakes. Works as expected. Was impressed that a socket was included for a drill. Unfortunately, there was no wrench included in the event that a drill was not available. I would recommend this product if you have a battery operated drill or dedicated wrench to use with it.

Great for a tent. Easy to drive in. I used them to hold down a carport. So far they have held tight. They aren’t as big in diameter as some I’ve seen, but you can drive them pretty deep.

This worked awesome! Had 2 other brands that couldn't get in the ground because it was too rocky. These went in like butter and are very solidly in the ground.

These were great through a lot of storms and hurricanes and a tornado. Then, the ground got too wet and one came loose and that was the end of my greenhouse. I had these holding tow straps over the plastic and metal greenhouse I bought on Amazon. Ic they were longer, I think they would have lasted through the winter. They are not as thick and long as I would have thought they’d be, but they did a great job waaay passed greenhouse season through so many storms whereas my previous greenhouses didn’t, so we left this up and I tried to keep the plants saline through the winter. Shockingly, even though the snow and tornados took it down this month after one of these anchors gave up, several plants are still alive!We live in Virginia Beach. I think I bought 6 of these and all but 1 stayed in the soft ground here until the major storms came back to back like we get every year during tornado season. We don’t get much bad happening where we live, but a ton of wind and this year we got a big snow storm of around 9 inches of snow, which turns to water. VB has a water table issue that makes for soggy ground everywhere.If you live in a place that doesn’t have a soggy ground issue, or if you are more proactive with going outside before, during, or after bad weather to tweak your anchors, you could probably use these for over a year.The anchors are good to go on the next greenhouse we are going to put up soon.Also, we did put them angled into the greenhouse, so that could also be adding to their strength.These are way better than the others I found anc tried on Amazon.

I purchased these last summer when a storm was due to come through. I have them tying down a 10x10 dog kennel with canopy (3 corners). We have had some serious wind wind 40-60mph winds come through and while the kennel has shifted a bit, the canopy is still in tack, it has shifted just a bit. They work great and would recommend buying them. I installed them (50F) myself and used the strapped to tie it down with the assistance of the drill (nut attachment included). Would buy again.