Skywalker TrampolinesWind Stakes – 4 Pack

After more than 6 years of owning these stakes after we purchased our first trampoline I think it’s time to leave a review.I was incredibly nervous about the trampoline taking flight after a friend warned me of their experience during a tornado that led to expensive repairs on their neighbors walls mere days after buying their first trampoline.I bought 2 sets for extra security and we installed 2 on most trampoline legs and one on only a couple trampoline legs (versus one on every other leg). This trampoline has been through so many tornados and high wind storms it’s not even funny and it has NOT budged. We have moved houses twice and they’re still very sturdy with only a little bit of bending them back required. We now live on a lot that’s mostly rock, we have moved it around the yard and staked it back down again twice to find the best location for the water to run off and not pool (kids love the trampoline sprinkler). It lived through yet another tornado here at our new house that was literally right on top of our home and it did not move an inch.I HIGHLY recommend these but I can only recommend purchasing 2 sets as we did.

I was hesitant to purchase because the price was so low. Well, I decided what the hell I can return if they are cheap! Let me tell you these anchors are awesome. Very heavy and will definitely hold the trampoline during very heavy winds.

Works great. We have had very strong winds and they work great

Recently purchased a large trampoline for the backyard, what I failed to consider at the time of purchase was how to anchor the trampoline during strong winds. In comes these Skywalker Trampoline stakes. Living in what is part of Tornado Alley in the midwest, the last thing I wanted was for the trampoline to become a dangerous projectile. These stakes perfectly fit the round tubing that make up the trampoline legs and nicely hunkered the legs down into the ground. I purchased two box sets of these stakes so that I could anchor each end of the legs and provide extra peace of mind that the trampoline wasn't going anywhere. Using a rubber mallet is a must! With the pointed ends of the stakes, the mallet made quick work of installation. To remove the stakes (for lawn care), we used the hook used for the install of trampoline springs. It worked like a charm with some rough wrestling and leg power.So far with the right tools making these easy to install and remove, I have been very satisfied. They've only been tested once through a severe thunderstorm but the trampoline didn't budge one bit. The heavy duty feel and hefty weight to each stake gives me comfort that these won't be breaking down from weather or hammer abuse anytime soon.

These definitely work well to keep the trampoline planted safely in the ground. We have lost trampolines in the past from wind storms (we get s lot where I live) and these stakes do keep the trampoline planted down firmly. My only complaint is that I have to get a new set every 1-2 years because they start to bow outwardly (widen) and eventually you can’t even drive them into the ground. I take them out bi-weekly in the spring-summer-fall for mowing and drive them back in again and the more they come out and are driven back in, the more they begin to bow out.

I got this for my chair swing. I was always having to pick it off the ground after heavy winds. This works great, giving me one less thing to take care of!

Heavier duty than expected. We used them on the composter bin.Thought we would need four but only needed two because they are so heavy duty.

Very easy to use