When you need to anchor a tent or canopy, the SE 910NRC10 Metal Tent Peg with Glow in the Dark Stopper (10 Pack), 10 1/2″ will hold strong against heavy winds in the dirt, sand, grass, rocky soil, and all kinds of terrain. The large stopper head and sharp pointed tip make it easy to
When you need to anchor a tent or canopy, the SE 910NRC10 Metal Tent Peg with Glow in the Dark Stopper (10 Pack), 10 1/2″ will hold strong against heavy winds in the dirt, sand, grass, rocky soil, and all kinds of terrain. The large stopper head and sharp pointed tip make it easy to drive the tent peg into hard and rocky ground. It also comes with a stringing eyelet on the stopper for hooks, ropes, and other anchoring options. Once your tent is secure, avoid tripping or stubbing your toe at night with the glow-in-the-dark stopper feature. It is perfect for camping, beach trips, sporting events, backyard sleepovers, picnics, and so much more.
Product features:
-Pack of 10 tent pegs
-Overall length: 10-1/2″
-Metal peg with sharp square-cut pointed tips
-Large heavy-duty PVC stopper
-Glow-in-the-dark stopper
-Color stringing eyelet on stopper for anchoring versatility
Please note:
Tent peg stake must have extended sun exposure in order to glow in the dark.
SE is committed to providing the customer with the best source for value possible on the market. You will enjoy the quality, function and usefulness of our SE 910NRC10 Metal Tent Peg with Glow in the Dark Stopper (10 Pack), 10 1/2″.
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