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Tinks i use 10" rock pegs for every trip. long enough for just about every type of ground and ideal for the winter when the ground is frozen ------------- Neil
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Get some Deltas Tink peace of mind just hope you dont need them up in Skipton lol
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Quote: Originally posted by Bernie47 on 05/9/2011
How on Earth did they manage to climb Everest all those years ago without Deltas for their base tents?
They tied a sherpa to each guy rope.
06/9/2011 at 2:00pm
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Oh god noooo here we go again about the deltas!! ------------- Had to give up the camping due to the rubbish Weather and Wind, so got myself a campervan!
06/9/2011 at 2:21pm
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Sorry, but I must agree.... I love the (plastic) Delta's.
Only limitation would be if the ground is frozen.
Though there are metal Deltas, Im not sure if they are designed for such conditions.------------- (Quechua popup addict!)
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06/9/2011 at 2:28pm
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Deltas great for guys, rock pegs for the rest.------------- Dave
06/9/2011 at 3:33pm
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Best to have a choice of different pegs for different conditions. I am a bit of a rock peg fan too but do keep a few other styles in the bag, I also like those thicker yellow plastic ones.
Never bought Delta's but they do seem popular so I imagine I will get around to buying some at some point.
06/9/2011 at 4:03pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Finnboy on 06/9/2011
Sorry, but I must agree.... I love the (plastic) Delta's. Only limitation would be if the ground is frozen. Though there are metal Deltas, Im not sure if they are designed for such conditions.
Hi Finnboy, the stainless steel channel section Deltas are fine for frozen ground. One of our customers has had the same set since we started selling them in 2001 and they show no signs of packing up soon. Is that good value for money? The Delta Rocks will last forever and as rock pegs are so brilliant, will go into anything.
But of course, the whole configuration makes them much more effective than anything else on the market.
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06/9/2011 at 5:17pm
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Deltas
Used mine for the first time in August, tent didn't move an inch def reccommend them
------------- Denise
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Quote: Originally posted by denny98 on 06/9/2011
Deltas
Used mine for the first time in August, tent didn't move an inch def reccommend them
I used ordinary rock pegs in August and my tent didn't move an inch either...amazing things tent pegs
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