Heavy Duty Durable Trampoline Anchor Safety and Stability Kit Set Includes 4 Screws and Straps for High Winds

A great product. Last winter we lost a much beloved trampoline to extreme winds. I set out on a search for a product that could prevent the loss of the replacement trampoline. I found a number of products on various websites that could best be described as variations on a tent stake design. They offered stakes that were straight or U shaped, and I was very nervous that in a windy situation (especially with rain softened ground), that the stakes would just pull free. I was about to fashion my own solution using spiral dog stakes when I found this kit.Suffice it to say that the components are sturdy and well made. They are packaged well, and the instructions are clear and easy to follow. However, what makes this a five star product is that it contains everything you need to create a stable tie down for a trampoline, and it contains enough anchors to tie it down for wind from any direction. The anchors are not trivial to "screw" into the ground. I did it on a day after heavy rains and still required a tool for leverage. This was reassuring, because it meant that they would hold fast when the ground dried, and would allow the straps to transfer load from the trampoline frame to the stakes and the ground effectively.I was very pleased with the product, and would heartily recommend it.UPDATE: This stakedown kit works very well. Since installing, we have had four windstorms with gusts over 20 mph, and the trampoline has stayed perfectly in place. Highly recommended.

We lost our first trampoline a few weeks ago to high winds 4 days after putting it up. It blew 5 houses away and was demolished!! I immediately researched anchor kits on-line and this one looked like it would provide the most stability. We put up another new trampoline last week and the strong storms that hit the Midwest 6/12/13 blew through our area overnight and this morning. Happy to say that our trampoline did not move an inch!! The kit was easy to install with a little extra muscle and something with a long handle to help turn the anchors into the ground. We used a long-handled screwdriver. This kit is a must if you own a trampoline!! We got very lucky with the first trampoline and it didn't do any damage to anyone else's property.

After loosing a trampoline and 2 safety nets to windstorms (the second because the trampoline flipped over), I finally decided to purchase this product. It sat in my living room for several weeks until one morning my husband came in and told me we were supposed to have high winds and possible tornadoes that day.He was on his way to work which left me to installation. So I grabbed his *best* ratchet (to use as a handle) and my box of anchors and headed outside. After a few minutes of reading the directions (and then sitting on them because the winds were already starting to pick up), I installed the first strap. It took a minute, and I had to rework it once or twice, but once I figured it out it was simple. Next for the stake. I live in the South so our ground is *hard clay*. Needless to say, I was not excited about my next task. I shoved the point into the ground, put the ratchet through the top and started turning. With very little effort, the stake was installed. I anchored the second portion of the strap to the stake and proceeded to install the remaining 3 stakes. The total installation took about 20 minutes.Well, we *did* have tornadoes. And high winds, and rain. We lost numerous shingles, our garage door had to be replaced, my daughter's picnic table was in the neigbor's yard, and the neighbor's new patio set was in ours. Taking a deep breath I walked around the side of the house to see our daughter's trampoline....right where we left it. This is a *must* for anyone with a trampoline!

We live on the coast of North Carolina so hurricanes, tropical storms, and nor'easters are just a part of life here. So far we have gone through several tropical storms, and Hurricane Matthew with no damage to our trampoline because of these anchors. We go out before every storm and make sure they are secured tight in the ground, and so far-so good. Our neighbor did not secure his trampoline and it blew into his 6 foot privacy fence during Matthew. He lost both the trampoline and the fence to the high winds, while ours stood untouched.I should note, before the storms, when I go to check the anchors I also take the net down. I don't take it off, but I detach the top ring and slide it down to the pad. This probably makes a difference as well, as it's not catching as much resistance.

Wow this product is amazing, cheaper, easy to install and hold my trampoline in place after being blown away by the storm in May. Worked perfectly for me.

We get strong spring time winds and flying trampolines here are more common that one would like!These Anchor were a bit difficult to install in our rocky soil, but they are very strong (I have broken lesser products trying twist them into our ground). I did get them installed and they work like a charm.So much nicer that the 300 lbs of sandbags I was using previously!

I bought this 5 years ago after storms put our trampoline in a tree. The new trampoline never budged with these anchors. We recently moved and bought a new trampoline, so we needed new anchors. I read through the reviews of other anchor kits hoping to save a few bucks, but decided it was worth it to spend a little more on this kit. These anchors have never broken when twisting into the ground. The straps are great. No need to go out and buy different straps as many of the reviewers on other kits did.