A consider these a requirement for your new trampoline investment. Did not want to chance a good storm putting out trampoline in a neighbors yard. I looked around and walmart had best pricing by far. No good wind yet to up these to the test but I bought 12 stakes (2 per leg) to take no chances.

Excellent. Much better than I expected them to be. They are however a very strong aluminum I believe and not steel. The advantage to this is that they will not rust up like steel would. A sledge hammer worked great for driving these in, but if you hit a big rock they will bend so in some cases a steel stake may be required to pre-start your hole. I believe a minimum of 4 stakes are recommended by Skywalker. I however placed two per leg... I wanted it solidly anchored.

These are great!!! They hold my trampoline in place and so easy to stake down. I ended up buying another set for my dog kennel. I had a 10 x 10 and connected one end to my screen room (and installed a doggy door) and the other side to the house and made a nice big area for the dogs. The four stakes were perfect. I used one stake per panel and it hasn't budged!!. Walmart was the only place I could find them this cheap. Lowes and Home Depot are way more expensive!

An absolute must-have to prevent your trampoline from being blown away! I would have thought they were heavy enough. However, during a strong gusty wind, our neighbor's large trampoline went airborn! It was not securely fastened. We have used these wind stakes for our previous trampoline, and in four years, we have never had a problem with wind! Be sure to get these if you are getting a trampoline!

After having a tramploine for about 9 years it was picked up in a wind storm and flung against a tree, we bought these wind stakes when we bought a new trampoline and have since had 2 storms with pretty strong wind gusts and the tramploine is still secure

A little hard to get into the ground, had to use a hammer lol. But the little struggle is worth the peace of mind. Glad I bought them! Oh they come in packs of 4, they should come in packs of 6 instead. Considering most trampolines have 6 "legs" and not 4. Otherwise a great product.

I actually bought these to hold down not a trampoline, but a baseball "pitchback" rebounder net. The stakes that came standard with the pitch-back unit were only about six inches long and too lightweight for my yard (the dirt in our yard can be squishy). These Skywalker trampoline stakes are about a foot long and plenty heavy duty. Just two have been enough to hold down the pitch-back. I pushed them most of the way into the ground by hand, and used a sledgehammer to tap them in the last few inches. These are heavy duty, strong, good value for the price in my opinion.

As someone who has had wind gusts flip their trampoline over - the day after I had finished putting it together - I've learned that tie-downs/ stakes are a MUST! These are super solid! Wide enough to fit around thick tubular legs of a trampoline, and deep enough to put down strong roots. Easy to pound in the dirt with a standard hammer. We've had some tornado scares in the area, but my 15' trampoline hasn't budged!

For set-up we watched a YouTube tutorial along with the provided instruction pamphlet and that really helped set up go quicker. We were missing one of the foam covering sleeves in the box so one pole of our trampoline isn't fully covered. It isn't a huge deal but again annoying because the box didn't have all of the pieces. We have had the trampoline assembled for a week and we have already had multiple hours of jumping on it. My 4 kids love it!

I bought my grandkids a trampoline and was looking for some heavy stakes. These were perfect at a great price.