EACAMPSY · Tent and awning
Screw Peg
It screws into the ground by hand, like a bolt. And it comes out just as easily: no hammer, no hunting for a rock and no snapped stub left buried behind you.
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The difference
The old peg, and this
Let us be honest: in hard, compacted ground, metal still wins and we are not going to pretend otherwise. In sand, loose soil, grass or soft ground, and when it is time to pack up, it is a different story.
The peg you have always used
- In sand or soft ground it pulls out with the first strong gust
- You hammer it in, or you go looking for a rock
- Getting it out means yanking the line, your fingers or your patience
- It bends, and once it is bent it never goes in straight again
The Screw Peg
- It screws in, so soft ground stops being a problem
- The harder the line pulls, the better the thread bites
- It comes out in two turns, without a fight
- All you need is your hand, even cold and in the dark
How it works
Three moves and you are done
Set it and turn
Put the tip where you want it and turn by hand, like a screw. The ground does the rest.
Hook the line
Loop the line from your tent or awning around the head and pull it tight.
To pack up, turn it back
Two turns and it is in your hand. No hammer, no rocks and nothing left in the ground.
Why it exists
Nobody pitches a tent thinking about taking it down
And yet the worst part almost always comes at the end: on your knees, pulling at a bent peg with cold hands and the car already loaded. That is where this came from.
- It holds where the old ones give up
- It comes out without tools and without wrecking your back
- And if it breaks, your first replacement is on us
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The other two
There is no headliner here and two extras. Each one came out of a specific bad moment in the field.
If it breaks, the first one is on us.
One free replacement per purchase. Tell us what happened and a new one goes out.