Backpacks | Y-Peg - Set of 10

Hilleberg

Y-Peg - Set of 10

$50.00

Description

　　Exceptionally strong and lightweight tent stakes

　　Hilleberg's Y-Peg is exceptionally strong yet quite lightweight, and its "Y" profile gives both excellent penetration in hard ground and plenty of surface area for reliable hold in softer conditions. Both because of its shape and its durable, hardened aluminum body, the sturdy Y-Peg can be hammered into hard ground. Its bright, gold anodized color makes it easy to see, and an attached string loop provides for easy removal. Set of 10 pegs.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Hilleberg

Color:

Gold

Weight:

16 g / 0.6 oz each

Length:

18 cm / 7.1" each

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

0317861

UPC:

787421356779

Other Features:

Set of 10 pegs

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