18 in. Anchoring Stake Kit with Straps for StaLarger Trees, Tents, Blinds, Canopies and Tarps (50-Count)

Why tie a knot when you can lock it in a . The anchoring stake has been around since man had the rope. If something needed anchoring, a stake went into the ground and a rope tied to it. Until now. Introducing the Lock anchoring stake with Lock Technology. Like any other stake, you pound the Lock stake into the ground. But that's where the similarities end. Then, instead of tying your rope or cord to the stake, you feed it through the barrel and lock it into the s. That's right. No more tying knots just to find out the rope is too short or too long, meaning having to untie it and re-tie. Lock is constructed of Permalon, a premium, impact-grade, glass-filled, thermoplastic polymer that is virtually indestructible and impervious to the cold. The barrel head allows 2 locoptions. After feeding the 1/8 in. to 1/4 in. rope, cord or strap through the barrel, you pull it into the along the side of the barrel and then, for locking, across both s on the opposite end. Alternatively, for double secure locking, you run the rope or cord back through the barrel and it again. Tests show that Lock holds as well as and is every bit as strong as any knot. Its just a whole lot easier to secure and unsecure. So, Why tie a knot when you can lock it in a . We are so confident that you'll appreciate how easy it is to use Lock anchoring stakes with Lock Technology that we guarantee your satisfaction.