Kodiak-Springbar question

[camping1601]

For you experienced users. What is your solution when staking out your tent in Rocky Ground. When guying out my wall tent I just keep moving the stake till I miss hitting rocks. Do you add extensions? Skip a few staking points?

 

[dallen]

In rocky ground…. Most areas in AK that I frequent…..I tend to use alders and larger Willows for tent guy lines in those spots I can’t drive stakes. Don’t skimp on tie downs out there, that wind can be pretty amazing and alder/willow will flex a bit. …. But I'm not using a wall tent so…..

 

[92xj]

Buy these and hammer away.
I'm always by my truck with using the kodiak, so I have a sledge handy for driving them in.

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[camping1601]

Buy these and hammer away.
I'm always by my truck with using the kodiak, so I have a sledge handy for driving them in.

Military Stakes Archives - Monk Industries

Monk Industries has been manufacturing tent stakes for the military since 1993. Both our 12″ Type II and 18″ Type III forged head stakes meet the specifications for the US Military. Both of these tent pins are used for military temper tents, solar shade systems, and LME tents. Reviews

monkindustries.com

I saw those yesterday at a surplus store. I currently use 10" spikes but sometimes there's no getting through a large rock.

 

[realunlucky]

I saw those yesterday at a surplus store. I currently use 10" spikes but sometimes there's no getting through a large rock.

Normally after hitting a rock I'll drive two in opposite directions and stack something heavy on it.

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[Gone4Days]

I use 8” lag screws, large washer and a 20v impact. Poke around until it gets some bite in the ground