COM-FOUR® 25x tent pegs made of steel - long and robust ground pegs for camping and outdoors - ideal for normal and hard ground

• EXCELLENT EQUIPMENT: The long tent pegs provide optimal support and are ideal for outdoor activities such as camping, tents, fishing, festivals, etc.!
• VERSATILE USE - Practical ground pegs are used to secure tents, gazebos, awnings, privacy screens, awnings, fishing accessories and much more.
• EXCEPTIONALLY STABLE: The sturdy stakes with cross nails are made of steel and can be easily hammered into normal and hard ground with a rubber mallet!
• FLEXIBLE: The high-quality pegs for stony soils, forests and meadows are very stable and difficult to bend
• Box contents: 25 x tent pegs // Material: steel // Diameter: approx. 6 mm. Total length: approx. 23 cm

Product Description Steel Tent Pegs - Heavy Duty Long Pegs for Camping and Outdoors - Ideal for Normal and Hard Ground - 23cm Many tent pegs bend when inserted into the ground or do not hold your tent enough! We'd love to help you secure your tent or gazebo with the pegs! The tent stake is an accessory you should always have when you go camping anywhere you can easily carry them in your suitcase and better still in any small bag. Excellent equipment: The long tent pegs provide optimal support and are ideal for outdoor activities such as camping, camping, fishing, festivals, etc.! Versatile use: Handy rock pegs are used to secure tents, pavilions, awnings, privacy screens, awnings, fishing accessories and much more! Particularly stable: The sturdy dowels with cross nail are made of steel and can be easily hammered into normal and hard floors with a rubber hammer! Flexible use: The high-quality pegs for stony soils, forests and meadows are extremely stable and difficult to bend! Item features: • Material: steel. • Diameter: 6 mm • Total length: 23 cm • Suitable for: soft, medium hard and hard floors Buy the stable pegs now to securely fix your tent or gazebo! Safety Warning Use these tent pegs carefully to avoid any risk of injury or damage. Wear protective goggles when fixing the stakes in the ground. Avoid areas with underground infrastructure. Make sure the stakes are properly anchored to prevent any risk of moving.