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Aluminum Platform Anchor Stake

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$1.95 $2.95 In stock

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Lightweight and gets the job done. On of my favorite sites in Maine uses platforms and now I don't need to bring my heavier free standing tent.

– Neil D., ★★★★★

From the White Mountains to the Overland Track, these ultralight aluminum tent platform anchors allow you to easily stake out your tent on wooden platforms.

Attach your guyline's stake loop to these with a lark's head knot, wedge the anchor between the platform planks and then tighten down the guyline to hold it tight.

These are bright blue, which makes them hard to lose.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Grace K. ★★★★★

These things disappeared into my pack — barely noticed the extra weight on a 6-mile approach. The aluminum stakes held firm through a windy night on a platform, no bending at all.

Adam Y. ★★★★★

Swapped out my bulky freestanding tent for a platform setup and these aluminum stakes made the switch painless. They're light enough to forget in my pack but drove into the rocky ground without bending.

Ruby Y. ★★★★★

These stakes held my platform solidly even with the wind coming off the ridge all weekend. Way lighter than hauling my old free-standing tent up there, and setup took maybe two minutes.