MSR Cyclone Tent Stakes reviews and deals for sale
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Product Specifications
Brand | MSR |
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Category | Tent Accessories & Repair |
Material | aluminum |
Length | 10 in |
Stakes Included | 4 |
Claimed Weight | 35 g |
Recommended Use | pitching a tent in the desert, camping in soft ground |
Manufacturer Warranty | limited 3 years |
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MSR Cyclone Tent Stakes Reviews
John B.
September 19, 2020Great tent stakes
These are the best lightweight tent stakes we've ever used. They drive in easily and are long enough to be very secure in most ground types. The also come out easily when pulled from the correct angle. Great stakes!
Jayde Adam
March 7, 2019great stakes
Defiantly worth the money. i was alway nervous when binging my none free standing tent backpacking but now with these bad boys I'm cnfident my tent will stay up no matter the condition.
SuperiorRanger
August 22, 2017A tent saver!
Used these on our honeymoon last summer touring the national parks. They helped us keep our tent when we were in North Dakota during a wicked strong storm which later produced a 1000-year flood back home on the south shore of Lake Superior.
Jose G.
May 30, 2017Just got these
Will update this review in about two weeks when I get to test them out at Lost Maples State Park (Texas). Wanted to add a pic for scale. Gave them 5 stars for now, given that I am a fan of the design.
Heather Finney
May 8, 2017Take that Ground!
Banging these stakes into hard-packed earth was no biggie – no bending!
Derek D.
December 22, 2016They stay put!
I bought a couple of these when I was on vacation just because I thought they looked cool. They work way better than they look! So i bought more here, and replaced my others. They stay in the ground- haven't had one come out on it's own, yet, and i have put them in pretty lofty soil. Also drive into hard-pack way easier than I thought they would, and haven't bent one on a rock yet,… read more though rocks are hard on the anodizing; it actually makes 'me look cooler after they get beat up a bit. I like the head design as it holds rope very well(locks on itself). They actually pull out of the ground fairly easy when you pull on the little loop considering how solid they hold.
Courtney Williams
October 23, 2016I was the sole survivor
Beach camping in gale force winds and pouring rain and mine was the only surviving tent in the morning. A few of my guy lines popped free (other stakes), but the tent and vestibules stayed put. While I'd like to take full credit for pitching an awesome tent - these stakes in the soft sand bend through insane gusts. Don't hesitate on these if you'll be camping on soft ground - well… read more worth the price!
Jesse DeKrey
September 28, 2016Awesome stake
The spiral helps these stakes stay in the ground better than others, especially in soft dirt/sand. Additionally the flanges add rigidity so these are less likely to bend if hit by a mallet.
Jeff Catalano
September 21, 2016Great Upgrade
If you're pitching a tent, shelter or awning in soft ground, these are a must. I use them very often in the Utah desert sand, and I've never had one pull out, even in some pretty severe thunderstorms. I can't say the same about my shorter v-shaped stakes.
Heidi V.
May 31, 2016pretty fantastic
I used these on a ten day archaeology stint in the back country. They were easy to pound in and stayed in place even when I was lazy and didn't pound them in completely. My only concern about these is that sometimes they get stuck in the ground so having an actual hammer to get them out was helpful when my hands were weak and aching from archaeological work
John Langer
February 18, 2013One of the best tent stakes around!
These are incredible in soft ground. In places that a stake will normally pull right out of, these grip like crazy! Plus, they're crazy light!
Sara Kay
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Ryan
September 29, 2013What does the cyclone really do. Does it...
What does the cyclone really do. Does it act like a drill or is it for sonething else?
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