COM-FOUR® 24x tent pegs made of steel - semi-circular, robust ground pegs for camping and outdoors - ideal for normal ground - with a hole for a peg puller

• Large Equipment: The long tent hooks provide optimal support and are ideal for outdoor activities such as camping, fishing, festivals, etc.!
• Versatile use: The practical pegs are used to secure tents, gazebos, awnings, canopies, fishing gear and much more!
• Particularly stable. The sturdy semi-circular pegs are made of steel and can be easily driven into the ground with a rubber mallet!
• Flexible use: Tent pegs for forest and meadow grounds are very stable despite their lightness and can be difficult to bend!
• Contents: 36 x tent pegs / Material: steel / Dimensions: 28.5 x 2.2 cm. Colour: silver.

Product description Tent pegs made of steel - semi-circular, robust ground pegs for camping and outdoors - ideal for normal ground - with a hole for a peg puller Many tent pegs bend when pushed into the ground or don't hold your tent tight enough! We want to help you secure your tent or gazebo with the pegs! Great gear: The stable ground anchors offer optimal support and are ideal for outdoor use when camping, tenting, fishing and garden parties! Versatile: The practical pegs are used to secure tents, pavilions, awnings, privacy screens, awnings and fishing accessories and are stable in wind and weather! Particularly stable: The semicircular, robust steel ground anchors are easily sunk into the ground with a rubber mallet and easily removed with a peg puller through the hole! Flexible use: Despite their light weight, the tent pegs for forest and meadow floors are very stable and are difficult to bend! Article marks: Material: Steel Dimensions: approx. 22 x 2 cm (length x width) Colour: silver Suitable for: normal soils such as meadows, forests or grassy areas Buy the stable pegs now to securely fasten your tent or pavilion! Safety Warning Always use a peg puller to remove the stakes to avoid injury. Be cautious when using on uneven or rocky ground to prevent bending. Always follow proper anchoring techniques to prevent dislodging and potential harm. Avoid contact with harsh chemicals or extreme temperatures.