Eurmax USA 12" Windproof Trampoline Stakes,Rust-Proof Galvanized Steel U-Shape Ground Anchor,Commercial Tent Stakes for High Winds,Secure Anti-Flip Tie Down for Soccer Goals,Swing Sets,Fences&Playsets

Used these anchors to hold down a 16' trampoline. It is very windy where I live and trampolines have been known to fly over privacy fences. The wind blows and the trampoline does not move. These anchors go far enough into the ground for extreme stability.

Amazing, held tight in storms!

I did not use these for a trampoline but instead for my two yard roosters, I was tired of picking them up after every little breeze. They survived Snowmaggedon 2026 without a fuss and the roosters are still standing. Just hammer them into the ground and they work just fine, easy peasy.

Works wonderfully! Bought these after a duracho came through the state and we resorted to cinder blocks and bags of seeds to hold the Trampoline down. After we got these, they went in immediately and have kept it anchored to the ground through several storms.

GREAT PRODUCT FOR THE PRICE!!! Bought these to tie down my Christmas blow-ups....sade to say, tge wont be blowing away this year. Very sturdy and heavy duty. THESE ARE AWESOME!

I purchased these stakes to secure a new 15-ft trampoline. The stakes are heavy duty and manufactured from material about twice the diameter of the stakes that came with the trampoline. My yard has lots of shallow rocks, so I appreciated the wider bend allowing more flexible positioning the stakes to catch the legs. Installation requires some pretty heavy blows with a mallet, but the stakes didn’t bend and are now anchoring the trampoline securely. The galvanized finish has held up well, 5 months after installation, with no rust. The stakes are a good value and are performing as expected. Finish matches the trampoline post, and trampoline is anchored for stability with no observable movement during use or wind. Overall would recommend this product.

I have been bending rebar like this for years. every time we plant a tree or need to tie something down like this, I bend the rebar and grind it to length. I also know how much it costs to do this and for some reason that is what made me look this up. Found it and saw the price and laughed. Bought it anyway and was surprised that it's awesome quality. I won't be bending it myself anymore. The cost JUST in time doing it myself is worth buying 100 or so of these and having them around as commodity materials.

Used to anchor a dog kennel worked perfectly