does anybody know where I can tbuy these from, as i have looked on a few camping websites and can't find them. Also are they really worth buying and will they cost me an arm and a leg?
From my limited experience of them they seem excellent. I brought some metal ones (worried about breaking the plastic ones as I'm heavy handed with hammers), which were expensive compared to other pegs but they are very well built and will last a lifetime.
Can't recommend these enough, we we're in terrible weather and they didn't budge. They are worth every penny and the plastic ones are very robust, can't see that they would break easily.
They are also on Ebay, again if you mention your a UKCS member you will get a 10% refund via paypal.
We actually bought 20 for our Montana 6. We used them on the main guy ropes of which there are 16, 2 for each pole. Next time we put the tent up we'll actually count how many we need if we have the canopy on, and order some more.
The Delta pegs were also good for keeping the Outwell Windbreaks (yes, we are colour coordinated as well) upright, in the howling winds.
We look at this way, we paid a lot for the tent and the Delta pegs may not look cheap especially if you have to buy a few, but their investment will pay for itself in no time. Some people on this website seem to have lost their tents during the bad weather last weekend. How many of these would have been saved with Delta pegs?
There’ve been a few threads on here discussing the merits of Delta pegs. From what posters write they certainly sound great. After a blustery couple of weeks in Devon I thought about getting some. Except that I don’t really have a problem with normal pegs.
I’ve no doubt that Delta pegs are great, but I don’t recall ever having had a metal peg come out of the ground.
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Topic: Delta Pegs
