Vortex (4-Pack) 10" Spiral Ground Anchors, Steel Screw In with Folding Ring, 275 lb Pull Force, Orange ANCFR10-ORG-R

These have saved our trampoline and basketball hoop during high-wind storms!I use two of them with ratchet straps to hold my trampoline down, and use the other two with a strap to hold down my basketball hoop base (no need to mess with gallons of water in the base)! They have both remained steadfast and sturdy during some intense Midwest storms!As other reviewers state, if you use a long metal tool of sorts (long ratchet handle, or cat’s claw, or long s thick screwdriver) it will make installing these a breeze! I would recommend these in a heartbeat!

I’ve used these before and was quite pleased with them. When I needed more tie downs there was no doubt these were the ones I wanted.I’m using them as anchors on 10x20 canopies. They’ve held well in winds over 30 mph. I’m using the 10 inch length.The ground is really hard clay and these dig in (install) much better and easier than the auger type anchors I’ve tried. Straight anchors are almost useless in my opinion, at least for anything that will be tied down for any length of time.

I had high hopes for these, but as others have noted, it has to be soft standard soil for these anchors to play nice. If you have some shale in your yard like we do, you're in for a battle. I slipped a 5' breaker bar through the loop and 2 men pushed down as hard as possible while turning these in and only 2 anchors took . . . and I specifically waited until the day after we had gotten 1.6" of rain and the ground was soft. The other two I had to dig a hole and set them in concrete to get them to stay put.

I ordered this to anchor down an old school A frame swingset that I inherited from a local school as it was no longer considered a safe piece of playground equipment :) . After much Encouragement from my wife to make the swingset safer, I ordered these to anchor it down. After securing the swingset to the anchors, I jumped on the swing and went full speed, rocking it back and forth. These anchors held steady and have put the wife at ease!

I originally bought a set of 4 of these about 4 years ago to anchor our new trampoline after a storm blew the old one over the fence to our neighbors home :( They have worked great. They have been in the ground and have held up this whole time and we haven't lost another trampoline. Anytime we know bad weather is coming I grab the racket straps and anchor it down (don't anchor it 24/7 mainly for aesthetics).I got tired of moving the trampoline to the desired spot every time I wanted to anchor it so I just bought another set of 4 so I could anchor the trampoline in a different location of the yard (I move it periodically to maintain the grass underneath). Now I have two different locations I can alternate between.I love that the anchor ring folds down. Never had a single issue with mowing or anything like that. Not visible unless you are essentially standing right by it. Over time (being exposed to the elements) the rings are little harder to move up and down, but certainly not an issue and to be expected. Could probably throw some grease/lubricant on it and it would be like new. Highly recommend these

We use these to anchor our bubble tent for our dinner guests who we don't have into the house during Covid. The anchors we were using before were impossible to get out of the frozen ground when we had to take the tent down due to high winds. These have a nice low profile and we can leave them anchored in the ground without any issues for our lawn mower in the spring. We simply attach the bubble to the anchors with turnbuckles.

We use these screw anchors to hold the guy ropes for our carbon fiber 34’ mast when we take our Shack-in-a-Box ham radio go kits out into the field to operate amateur radio. We have used them in dirt and sand and they hold very well.The first time we used them, we had 40 mph+ winds for most of the time we were in the field. The mast and antennas stayed up in the winds and the screw anchors held fast.

The Liberty Outdoor ANCFR10-ORG-R Folding Ring Spiral Ground Anchor, 10-inch, 4 Pack is an excellent choice for quick pop up tent use. It is easy to install and extremely strong. I have my pop -up tent on the patio and I anchored in the dirt around the patio.

Great product, used to secure a plastic child's swingset to the ground, works great.

Love they will buy more if I ever need to hold down more things in my yard.We bought a pay set for our kids with swings. The hold downs it came with were super hard to get into our ground we have lots of clay and rocks. But I was able to get this set in 100% down to the ground and they have not moved at all. The old ones were pulled out over 3”.

Used these along with ratchet straps to hold down my kids' curbside basketball net. The net is extremely solid now & doesn't move even in some pretty strong winds. Looks much better than the patio stones & rocks people usually put on the base to keep it from tipping over. I've actually had a few people like the idea so much they asked me where I got the spikes (admittedly I got the idea from someone else).

I only have 12" of soil over bedrock so other anchors, spikes, etc. just don't work for me. I tried getting various other options because I could get them "now" from local home improvement stores. A few returns later, I bought what I REALLY wanted in the first place and got received them in a couple days. I got my set of four driven into the ground in less than 5 minutes each. Had I done what I should have right from the beginning, I would have saved myself a few dollars, some aggravation and LOTS of time! Highly recommended.

Used for securing a car shelter. Very good for screwing into the ground, not so good for gravel or anything that is rocky. Once in, they seemed tight and solid for my ties. Pleased with purchase.