1 imageMSR Groundhog Tent Stakes, Red, 5807
MSR Groundhog Tent Stakes, Red, 5807
MSR Groundhog Tent Stakes, Red, 5807

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Product Info for MSR Groundhog Tent Stakes

This MSR Ground Hog Stake Kit comes with six sturdy stakes to help secure your tent while camping or backpacking. MSR constructed these from 7000-series aluminum for a tough build that won't weigh down your gear pack. These MSR Groundhog Stakes (6-pack) feature a reflective pull loop for simple removal from any surface. Ensure your tent is properly staked into the ground by using these MSR Groundhog Tent Stakes.image

Features of MSR Groundhog Stake Kit V2:

  • Made from Aluminum 7000 series
  • Y-beam design
  • Pull loop allows for easy removal
  • Includes 6 stakes

Package Contents:

  • MSR Groundhog Stake Kit V2
Customer Reviews for MSR Groundhog Tent Stakes Read All (10)
Most Recent Reviews
by Tom, Verified Owner from MD, United States Updated on March 20, 2023
These stakes are great: light, strong, and hold well. There's enough bite to them that you can use them to help dig a cat hole if you need to. But they can get a little pricey if you're trying to replace the stakes on a tent.
Pros:
  • None
Cons:
  • Expensive
Best Used for:
  • camping & backpacking
Most Recent Reviews
by Chris, Verified Owner from VA, United States Updated on June 26, 2018
I needed a good set of stakes for use with my hammock tarps and some tie-outs for my camping hammocks. In my world they are light weight stakes, but I think if you are a ultra-light backpacker you might want to go with the titanium, however the extra cost for the titanium didn't make sense for me. They are pretty light weight and do a good job for what I need and I am happy.
Most Recent Reviews
by Kevin Fittje, Verified Owner from NE, United States Updated on March 27, 2018
These are probably my favorite stakes. They are light and I have yet to break one. Even in rocky soil and using a rock to tap them in. They hold good in all types of soil. Obviously not in sand or other loose dirt.
Pros:
  • None
Cons:
  • Cost is a bit high but worth it
Best Used for:
  • Backpacking
Most Recent Reviews
by Mike, Verified Owner from OH, United States Updated on September 28, 2017
These tent stakes worked great. We set our tents up one night in a wind tunnel that was literally pushing our tents out of shape, the stakes held strong throughout. They were also easy to drive into any terrain we found
Most Recent Reviews
by Laurie S., from CA, United States Updated on June 28, 2017
I've seen the MSR Groundhog stakes recommended by experienced backpackers, campers and others in internet reviews. The consistent high ratings made them an easy choice. I used them the first time this weekend - they are as good, or better, than they say. My friend and I camped next to each other. She had the usual wire stakes, which tend to bend and are harder to get solidly in...
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Most Recent Reviews
by Antonio V., Verified Owner Updated on May 24, 2017
If your trying to go backpacking weight is what your trying to cut.. and every gram counts.. much lighter then traditional stakes and just as strong.. a subsitute to utilize
Questions & Answers for MSR Groundhog Tent Stakes
Q Does this include 6 or 8 stakes?
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Expert Answer

The MSR Ground Hog Stake Kit comes with 6 stakes.

Answered by Joshua B., Gear Expert, September 22, 2020
Q What is the length of the stake?
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Expert Answer

These stakes are 7.5in.

Answered by Jamon W, Gear Expert, January 11, 2019
Q How much does it weigh? 2014's new model is 13g.
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The Groundhog stakes for sale are the updated version so they do weigh .46 oz or 13 g.

Answered by Dallin, Verified Owner, May 13, 2014
Q is it 13g? (2014's new model)
A

The model has been updated so the MSR Ground Hog Stakes only weight .46 oz or 13 grams.

Answered by Dallin, Verified Owner, May 13, 2014
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