6 Pcs 30 Inch Auger Earth Anchor Shed Anchor Kit Spiral Blade Heavy Duty Shed Anchors Wind Stakes for Trailer, Shelters, Tents, Canopies, Trapping, Swing Sets

These anchors worked great for our portable horse stalls. We had high winds and our stalls remained in place when other portable buildings and feeders were blown away or turned over. Very easy to install, sturdy and a great price.

These anchors were easy to set up. With them going as deep as 30 inches we were confident the anchors would hold even our dog while camping. We used the anchor stakes for the awning on our travel trailer and even with some winds the awning didn't flap around. The ground we were drilling into was a mix of sand and soil the area had little to no rocks. To remove the anchors we just reversed the drill and they came back out of the ground with ease. We found the socket bit easy to use and had no issues with stripping. The spiral blades dug into the soil with ease but it does take some time depending on the soil and drill you are using. We found the corded drill worked better than the cordless when setting the anchors. Very happy with this purchase.

They work great for my carport.

I recently purchased the Isohit Shed Anchor Kit to secure my outdoor shed, and overall, I’m impressed with its performance. The anchors are made of durable metal, and the installation was straightforward with the included hardware. The augers screwed into the ground easily, providing a strong hold even in softer soil.After a few weeks, my shed has remained firmly in place, even through some heavy winds. The build quality feels solid, and I appreciate that the kit includes everything needed for installation.Overall, the Isohit Shed Anchor Kit is a reliable and sturdy option for securing a shed or small structure. I would recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable and effective anchoring solution.

Tried to set these with a drill in the mountains on NC. Did not work. Too many rocks. I grabbed the cordless ½ impact and waited to snap the heads of. They drove right past the rocks and the 1st one almost disappeared in the ground. Took it easier on the next 5 and they were in before I knew it. They are built right and seem to be holding without a problem.

For the most part, they do what they are supposed to do. There is one problem. If you do not have soft dirt all the way down to the dig point, it will get hung up. That would not be a big deal if the threaded rings were made better. But, they are a relatively cheap soft material. So, when the drill can no longer push through clay or a rock that could be in the way, you need to add a little torque by hand. When you do that, the ring just breaks off. That portion of the product needs to be able to take a lot more force than it does.

i used a impack gun to drill in place. did this in the fall ground was dry. no problem until the battery died on impact gun;}

I live in PA and where I live, we have high winds and was looking for something to secure my above ground pool cover to. Short of digging 2' holes and filling with concrete (below frost line) and placing eye bolts in to strap my cover to, I was walking through tractor supply one day and saw they have similar anchors, which gave me the idea to use theses instead. They were cheaper through amazon, and they worked well. I have a battery powered hammer drill, and it was not enough to drive them into the ground. I have an old electric impact wrench that I used that did the job with ease sinking them into my rocky soil. used straps, pulled them tight and the anchors did not budge! I am thinking on buying more of them just in case. I have a 24' round pool, and I bought 12 anchors. I could essentially use 3-4 more to go completely around my pool.