N1Fit Trampoline Stakes Anchors - Strong and Galvanized Gives a Greater Span of Anchorage - Trampoline Anchors Trampoline Anchor kit | Trampoline Wind Stakes | Ground Anchors Heavy Duty |Spiral Anchor

We live in Arizona where we get some pretty serious wind during monsoon season, and it's not uncommon to have trampolines go flying. They were very easy to install, and have held great. Last summer we had two back to back *crazy* storms, one that moved our super heavy, solid wood, 12x14 pergola about five feet. The trampoline didn't budge. HOWEVER... two weeks ago our trampoline suddenly flew over our neighbor's fence! We were so confused because it was not windy at all (must have been a microburst), and we trusted our straps! Upon closer inspection, all of the anchors were still firmly in place, but each of the straps had torn. Living in Arizona, where the sun kills EVERYTHING, I should have thought through that. We truly replace everything outside- trampoline mats, umbrellas, toys, rugs, etc every year or two. Nothing lasts. So we should have realized that the sun would kill the straps that connect to the anchors as well. We purchased these at the beginning of summer 2019, and they were still rock solid in summer of 2021. They just barely gave way beginning of summer 2022. So if you live in an exceptionally harsh climate like ours, just plan on replacing every two years to be safe.THAT BEING SAID... I came back to this listing and saw on a Q&A answer that someone had asked if there was a warranty, and the seller answered that there wasn't, but if any pieces broke, to contact them and they would try to replace. I reached out to the seller, asking if they could do replace just the straps, not the anchors. I didn't expect much, as it wasn't their fault that the sun ruined the straps. They ended up sending me an entirely new set, free of charge. I actually feel guilty! So, I hope to share how great these are as well as how awesome the seller is. And now I know to replace the straps every couple years, and I will return to continue purchasing from this seller as long as they continue selling it. Solid product.

My only advice would be to make sure your dirt is softened a little before installing. They are good quality but due to hard ground we bent one of the stakes, we were able to fix it. They are fairly easy to install besides that matter and hold the trampoline tightly.

These anchors are supposed to twist easily into your lawn but we don't really have a lawn; we have dirt-packed rocks covered with country grass and weeds. The ground here is so hard that I actually started to bend one of the anchors while driving it in. Mind you, I used a short length of rebar instead of the included driver tool and put a LOT of torque on the anchor before it bent. (The top loop bent a little, the spiral not at all.)I ended up watering the dirt and digging holes for the anchors, then backfilling the achor with rocky mud. The mud dried within a couple of days in the summer heat, and it's holding almost as well as concrete.We live in a valley which periodically acts like a wind tunnel. We haven't recently had any trees torn up like a few years ago, but we have had some bursts of fierce wind, and the trampoline is still where I anchored it.This set of four is probably enough but I wouldn't mind getting four more anchors to be extra secure.I periodically check the straps to make sure they're tight. I imagine the wind jerking on them can slowly loosen them, not to mention kids tend to mess with things like this. I think they're good enough for now, but if I ever have a problem with them I'll replace them with ratchet straps.

I would never own a trampoline without these anchors. They hold up great in the wind. We live in a very very windy area. Easy to use and our trampoline is definitely not going anywhere

They're okay.. they serve their purpose. The straps are hard to tighten and they don't seem the best quality but so far they're holding up and have made it through 3 or 4 pretty hard storms

Purchased a 14ft trampoline and needed extra support. These definitely do the trick. Came with 4 ground screws and 4 straps. Had no problem with installing these myself in about 15 minutes total. We have had a few summer storms in western PA and it has held the trampoline down nicely. The cost was also great compared to some local hardware stores. Highly recommend and worth it to be not stressed every time we get a storm.

I can sleep much better now during rainstorms and wind gusts👍👍👍

A year later and it still holding the trampoline down. Made through some storms and has not rusted nor torn.

We purchased our trampoline back in October of 2021, and when we went away for a week we had a little wind storm (75 km winds) and we came home to find out trampoline in our back field. As those speed of winds are common in our area, I knew we need something to hold the trampoline in place. So we purchased these items.About two weeks ago Ontario had a Derecho, with windows of up to 195 km per hour. Huge trees were uprooted and roofs blown off houses, but our trampoline never moved. The lines are still just as tight as when I installed them.I HIGHLY recommend this product to anyone who has a trampoline and wants peace of mind knowing it won't go anywhere.

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Don’t let you trampoline blow away, damage your house and trampoline. A must buy to safely secure your trampoline.I found out the hard way. I put my trampoline back up in the spring. A freak gust flipped it into the house. Luckily missed the windows but crushed the drainpipe and bent the trampoline and rip the safety net.Spent half the price of the trampoline fixing it with parts.Wished I had have bought this to save me the stress and money.A must buy.

I used this set to secure a basketball net that kept falling over. Worked perfectly! The only complaint I might have is that the anchor screws are not as heavy duty as I would like. It still works fine though.

I was hesitant as to how this tiny thing could hold down a 14inch trampoline.I was very surprised I couldn’t pull it out cuz it’s really steady and strong once down on the ground.Thus has got to be a physicist’ behind this 😝