your GEAR 24 x tent peg RS 300 - very sturdy Ø 7 x 300 mm steel pegs, robust ground stake set

your GEAR Tent Pegs

Tent pegs made of steel are the most common and, in our opinion, the best choice for securing tents.

The length of the ground nail should be adjusted to the size of the tent. Family tents for 4 to 8 people require longer tent pegs - for a smaller dome or tunnel tent, the shorter variant is often sufficient. Especially in strong winds and high tension on the guy lines, stable ground anchors are particularly important. The tent peg made of solid galvanized steel meets this criterion and anchors your tent firmly to the ground.

To ensure optimal hold in the ground, the peg should be driven in at a 45° angle and completely into the ground. Guy lines should be attached as long as possible. A flatter angle leads to better absorption of wind forces.

The tent peg is beveled/pointed at the bottom. This allows the tent peg to be easily driven into the ground. The durable steel ensures long-lasting stability of the tip and the entire peg. You can use a rubber mallet for harder ground.

Except for the tent peg SH 210, all your GEAR tent pegs can be driven into the ground with a camping hammer.
Caution with high resistance: force will not help here but will only damage the peg. Reposition the peg as it has likely hit a hard object (stone/root) in the ground. Please do not use a regular hammer as it can damage the pegs.

your GEAR ground nails are used to secure tents, sun sails, tarps, pavilions, sunshades, privacy screens, and beach shelters. Large pavilions require longer pegs - for a smaller dome or tunnel tent, the shorter variant is often sufficient. Especially in strong winds and high tension on the guy lines, stable ground anchors are particularly important.

24 x Tent Peg RS 300

Peg with an extremely stable 7 mm diameter, tapering to a point at the bottom.

Bending is nearly impossible.

Length of the peg: 300 mm

Material: galvanized steel

Material thickness / diameter: 7 mm

Weight: 115 g per peg

The peg is suitable for grounds such as forest, meadow, and rocky soils - also somewhat suitable for sand due to its length.