Any tips on getting bivvy pegs in hard ground?
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The short pegs from Top Notch Tackle (sorry, you'll have to Google, don't have the link to hand) are absolute game changers. Not cheap, but absolutely amazing, even in hardcore.
The short pegs from Top Notch Tackle (sorry, you'll have to Google, don't have the link to hand) are absolute game changers. Not cheap, but absolutely amazing, even in hardcore.
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There was a previous thread running where a mallet was recommended
There was a previous thread running where a mallet was recommended
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This one: LINKY POO™ https://www.carpforum.co.uk/Shared/Messages.asp?TopicID=448952&ReadAll=1
This one: LINKY POO™ https://www.carpforum.co.uk/Shared/Messages.asp?TopicID=448952&ReadAll=1
I bought 12 top notch tackle pegs, they had 20% off.
They weigh very little more than the cheap pegs you get with a bivvy, very well made, just with the wet ground I've not had to use them in anger yet.
Good experience dealing with the company though 👍👍
They weigh very little more than the cheap pegs you get with a bivvy, very well made, just with the wet ground I've not had to use them in anger yet.
Good experience dealing with the company though 👍👍
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Angling Technics anchor lite pegs are excellent to twist into hard ground and are super lightweight.
Angling Technics anchor lite pegs are excellent to twist into hard ground and are super lightweight.
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A good few years ago I bought some threaded tent pegs from the centre isle in Aldi. Paired with a battery driver I doubt anything else would beat them.
A good few years ago I bought some threaded tent pegs from the centre isle in Aldi. Paired with a battery driver I doubt anything else would beat them.
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Something similar... I keep some stainless steel coach screws and big washers in the van. They go into pretty much anything
Something similar... I keep some stainless steel coach screws and big washers in the van. They go into pretty much anything
I have not used them but Go Outdoors seem to have a good set of scew in pegs and they get good reviews: -
https://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/15904939/hi-gear-screw-tent-pegs-hexagonal-head-15904939
https://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/15904939/hi-gear-screw-tent-pegs-hexagonal-head-15904939
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These are very similar to the ones I bought from Aldi.
These are very similar to the ones I bought from Aldi.
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Your link
LINKY POO™ https://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/15904939/hi-gear-screw-tent-pegs-hexagonal-head-15904939
Your link
LINKY POO™ https://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/15904939/hi-gear-screw-tent-pegs-hexagonal-head-15904939
They have an orange top, the carp will see them.
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Just bought a set thank you. Brilliant idea I fish a gravel pit and the banks are that hard going, it hurts my hands turning them in. Old age and too many other problee
Just bought a set thank you. Brilliant idea I fish a gravel pit and the banks are that hard going, it hurts my hands turning them in. Old age and too many other problee
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Got exactly the same off Temu, using them at the moment out in France. With the impact driver takes no time whatsoever and won't come loose even in a hooli
Got exactly the same off Temu, using them at the moment out in France. With the impact driver takes no time whatsoever and won't come loose even in a hooli