20PCS Metal Replacement Stakes for Solar Lights Outdoor, 0.78" x 5.4" Metal Stakes for Solar Lights, Solar Pathway Lights Spike Replacer, Solar Light Stakes Replacement for Garden Pathway Solar Lights

Now-a-days, solar garden lights are most popular and cheap outdoor decoration are available in plenty; I too have those. Problem is weak support stakes most makers supply with these lights. Either they will break or bend. Some of my these lights that were illuminating our driveway got broken stands due to car movements. With these set of 20 metal stakes, I am assured of permanency of the working old solar lights that won't be destroyed easily. Also, having its strong aluminum structure, you can use hammer to push in hard soil. Recommendable.

Having been thru 3 sets of solar pathway lights, I know that they always include plastic stakes. My lights are in my front yard along each side of my driveway. When people park, they often hit my pathway lights by opening their door, causing the lights to be knocked over because the plastic stakes broke 🤬. I thought to myself, I wish they came with metal stakes! Well when I saw these, you bet I ordered them ASAP!For $19.99 as of this review, you get 20 stakes, which is about $1 per stake. Pretty good value. I was afraid they might not fit my pathway light poles, but they come with an adapter. We'll, once I received them and tried them on my lights, it didn't fit! I have 3 sets of pathway lights all from different manufacturers. These didn't fit any of them! They're too small without the adapter and too big with adapter. To be fair, the dimensions are listed in the description however. But I wish they included different sized adapters so it'd fit a more variety of lights.So my advise is to measure your pathway lights before ordering. Otherwise, these metal stakes are strong and wouldn't break if someone knocks them over. 4 🌟 s.

These are very good sturdy aluminum alloy stakes. Given their slightly over five-inch height, they are best suited to smaller lamps. While we might think this type of stake made of metal is the fix for hard soil, there re other approaches you might try. For example, if you have a power drill, find a long drill bit with a large head (like a spade head) and predrill your lamp stake holes. It is a little more work, but saves a lot of aggravation driving stakes and hoping they stay. Think fence posts on a small scale. Recommended

None of these stakes were adaptable to the standard lights, unless you have those tiny solar lights that sell for $2.00 at dollar store. Waste of money

This review is for the 20PCS Metal Replacement Stakes for Solar Lights.Pounding solar lights into the yard is frustrating when you've got hard soil. I've bent (ok, and thrown) several of the stakes included in many yard ornaments. These are metal and can be pounded (carefully! they will bend) into the ground with a rubber or wooden mallet. A game changer. Now I can plant lights wherever I want them and not where the soils will allow me.

These metal replacement garden stakes are really nice. They won’t break like the plastic ones. I also like that the stakes come with sleeves. I have some lights where the holes are just a tiny bit bigger and with these sleeves, the stakes fit good. Good value for the price. Recommended.

I read the measurements, but misinterpreted what part of it the ~1" measurement was referring to so it didn't fit any of my solar lights. These are really small. That's on me though for misreading, so not deducting stars. If this is the size you need then it seems like they'd do fine.

The plastic stakes that came with our solar lights have all either broken or disintegrated. I was happy to find metal replacements. These seem sturdy, and fit well, and should hopefully last a lot longer than the plastic ones they are replacing.