10T PEG IT 5DK 23SV - Steel triangle tent pegs, 5x set

• very robust and durable.
• High-quality materials.
• simple usage.
• suitable for normal and hard ground (forest, field, stony ground).

10T tent tent pegs PEG IT 5DK 23 SV steel triangular peg set with 5 pieces Some people call them tent pegs, tent nails, ground anchors or pegs. Other names are based on the material from which the herring is made, such as steel herring, wooden peg, aluminium herring or sand ring, named after the substrate in which it is to be used. However, the name does not play such a big role here. The important thing is the task that the peg has to cope with and even more important is the right choice. At 10T Outdoor Equipment we distinguish between 3 different types of ground on which a tent is placed. 1. Normal soil. You will find this type of soil most often when camping. Forest, meadows, grass or lawns with a normal hardness, with few stones or tree roots. 2. hard ground. Clay or clay soils, frozen soils and ice, or extremely stony subsoil belong to this category. 3. sandy soil. As the name implies, the subsoil consists mainly of soft sand, possibly with a small a of gravel. Steel tent pegs are the most common and in our opinion the best choice for securing the tent, unless the weight is important for the camper. This is where plastic, aluminium or even titanium pegs come into play. The length of the herring should be adapted to the size of the tent. Family tents from 4 to 5 persons require slightly longer tent pegs, the shorter version is often sufficient for a smaller dome tent or tunnel tent. The peg for normal to hard soils This sturdy pegs from 10T Outdoor Equipment is ideal for camping on normal to hard grounds. This includes the subsoil that you will find on most campsites or campsites. Stable ground anchors are especially important in strong wind and high loads on the guy ropes. The tent peg made of solid galvanized steel fulfils this criterion and anchors your tent firmly to the ground. The curved top side prevents the tensioning line from slipping