Are screw-in pegs better than traditional tent pegs?

Check out our completely over the top testing to see, in fact, whether the screw-in tent peg is better than the original!

[@donaldklopper]

No conclusion or results sheet?

[@paulharder4308]

Well that was a waste of 6 minutes of my time and hours of his time.

[@teamfurya1666]

All this hard work and not giving any results. Went through the channel as well, couldn't find anything. Thank you for wasting my time, and thanks KZbin for removing the number of dislike so we get to see those kind of videos.

[@robertwilson1827]

He can't because he has sponsors.. needs to be mutual??

[@Monkeycheeky7203]

Results?

[@michaelsmallman5980]

It looks like a really good test, can you please provide a link to the full video or the results.

[@grahameroberts8109]

No results?

[@TacticalReviews]

Awesome test and nice write up on your website. As it happens I just ordered some very similar to the best overall performers in the test. Planning on going to a sandy site, and screw-in is the only way to go.

[@Landykart]

Well done for interesting test and I found a results table on your web site which was very helpful thanks

[@pltburgoyne]

Try the link for the specs below

[@JMKeynes8491]

A great test but no results. Is this just an advertisement for screw in pegs?

[@paulsantos9221]

Results are on their website: rvdaily.com.au/screw-pegs-better-traditional-tent-pegs/

[@bigglyguy8429]

@@paulsantos9221 Even that's not great

[@Subsessor]

@@paulsantos9221 most underrated comment... why the heck is this link not to be found in the video description?

[@AdamSandaver]

Very informative. There are no real results however. So which ones are best? Apart from the obvious that sand pegs work well in sand. Looking at hard ground pegs to be honest, otherwise a normal mallet and average Joe steel peg is all you need in any situation.

[@Kankudai]

Very informative? Really? What information did you gain?

[@AdamSandaver]

@@Kankudai read my reply again. I said there are no real results.

[@Mick_4591]

Ground Dog pegs wernt provided for you to try?

[@madman432000]

A shifter?

[@sanjibdhakal5874]

I haven't even watched your video but liked it just how you explained what you are gonna do through this video

[@bigglyguy8429]

But he didn't do it...

[@onefreeman6347]

so are screw in pegs better???????????????????????????????????????????????????

[@AsTheWheelsTurn]

nice! I like the idea of screw in pegs, I live in Arizona the ground is hard and there are tons of rocks, so with a hammer in peg you have to put some work in, if you hit a rock you have to pry it back up and start again, sometimes you wear yourself out just putting pegs in and end up with only half that can even go anywhere. screw in would speed the process, may still not always be able to set a peg but you aren't tuckered out from the effort.I think I will save some money and get some long lag bolts , my ten will work well with lag bolts and washers.

[@paulsantos9221]

Here's the results chart on their website: rvdaily.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/RVD031-GUIDE-Screw-in-pegs-04-Results-Table.jpg

[@placestosea]

using short pegs for hard ground is a better option, so you don't have to drive them in as far( screw and/or standard pegs) so just carry a few shorter ones with you.

[@jervisbay2540]

Won't be coming back to this channel.

[@benjaminshuetrim9874]

Subbed at ‘load cell’

[@Outdoormorefamily]

Waste of time. Don't watch this video

[@dzt18]

Shouldn’t have to go to a web site to get results. Waste of time