Recommendations for heavy-duty tent pegs

[Bav]

Looking for recommendations for heavy-duty tent pegs for my drive-away awning please.

I'm thinking of the screw-in type (to resist lifting out in high winds, rather than for use on really hard ground), but I don't want to carry around a drill, so I'm considering using a ratchet socket wrench if that's a feasible option.

TIA

 

[Dellmassive]

Some good ideas over here,.....

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[Dellmassive]

The screw in trampoline fixings are best for soft ground but not pegs as such.

The screw pegs work well when smashed in with a hammer.... But might need twisting out.

 

[Bargy62]

Looking for recommendations for heavy-duty tent pegs for my drive-away awning please.

I'm thinking of the screw-in type (to resist lifting out in high winds, rather than for use on really hard ground), but I don't want to carry around a drill, so I'm considering using a ratchet socket wrench if that's a feasible option.

TIA

I use the screw in one's all the time on hard ground with a small makita impact driver just to make life easy.
I could use rock pegs but would need a club hammer to bash them in but opted for the easy option.
so either small drill or club hammer in van. google translate Southerners club hammer Northerners lump hammer