This ONE Thing Makes Camping WAY Easier - Supapeg

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

Haha, love the into, so many of us have been there and done that. We have started switching to sand bags, so much easier for short stops. Even if you have pegs that will go in, you have to get them out again and that can be almost as hard. When using pegs, hammering them in at 30-45 degrees is often much more successful than 90 degrees.

[@PaulBKal]

Love ‘em! I’ve become the world expert at straightening tent pegs so I can get them into hard ground. I use the trailer a-frame, car tow bar or some any other substantial piece of steel I can find as an anvil. Sometimes even a very hard piece of hardwood is good enough. But the Supapeg looks the go.

[@VentureOffroadAustralia4x4]

Great video and awesome product. We've been using supapegs for years and have camped all over Australia, like you guys. These pegs out last every other peg I've seen. Keep the video's coming.

[@rshutterbug47]

If you hold your tent peg with a pair of pliers it won't shock your hand and will go in faster and easier. But the best thing I've found is about a foot long nail. Probably 3/16 inch thick. They don't bend. Like your videos. We're you tubers Keeping it Real from Grand Junction, colorado. Rich and Terrie

[@placestosea]

The supapeg steel pegs are great, even better if you carry their shorter version ( same thick shaft) for hard ground, why drive long pegs in if its not necessary.

[@wombatone5577]

Good topic! Thanks for the demo, cheers!

[@overlandingand4WD]

Love the theatre brought into this one :)

[@OverlandTravellers]

Shane Summers haha thanks mate

[@muzzaball]

Great intro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for the review Matt - very good.

[@The_captain0]

Loved the editing and filmography of this vid! Well done :)

[@bruceaskin9645]

The superpeg could be assisted by a handle, ie a piece of channel with some rubber around the end that you hold and possibly a plate on top of the channel to give it a larger striking area

[@thisisnotmyname4700]

Great video, thanks guys for the reviews 👍

[@rogermace4516]

RIPPER Ya gotta luv an Aussie product that will do the trick ... Gunna get some right now

[@OverlandTravellers]

Roger Mace you won’t regret it mate!

[@donaldsunshinecranekempf4905]

i have a collection of the steel super peg. and yep the strike force is applied where its needed. now Makita needs to make a 18 volt charger for a 12 volt truck. then i'll get the screw in ones.

[@MiniLuv-1984]

Next, we need a review on some skyhooks. Invaluable for holding stuff up. Jokes aside, great review...though Graham Beck hit the nail on the head with his coach screw suggestion. The problem with all pegs is not just putting them in, its pulling them out again and Graham's coach screws solve that problem too.

[@terryburnham8150]

yep got em and we love em.

[@Krazy7mx]

Good Video mate!

[@cameronsmith7532]

Consider a review for the new awning? Great video.

[@OverlandTravellers]

cameron smith already done buddy! We will be releasing it in a few days :)

[@drew5763]

For the std Ute awning one peg placed in the centre should do the trick ✌️

[@heathwalker7981]

What size tyres you running

[@zoltarburger]

Matt - What kind of hat are you wearing? Is that an Akubra Territory?

[@cats4targets]

coach bolts screw em in screw em out

[@MiniLuv-1984]

The pegs are cheaper aren't they? Long coach bolts cost a bit. Though, with you all the way wrt ease of putting in and pulling out coach bolts with a battery tool - it can't be beaten.

[@TheAjs71]

@@MiniLuv-1984 200mm gal coachbolts are $3.21 ea at Bunnings, battery powered impact driver or drill to drive / remove. Guess it depends if you're using battery powered tools when camping or 4x4ing anyway, just my thoughts, cheers A

[@turorit]

@@TheAjs71 These look reasonable, $1.33ea. www.bunnings.com.au/whites-wires-15pk-screw-in-tent-pegs_p3042468

[@G-TEK]

@@turorit Aldi actually have these at $10 per box !! And you don't need to use any power tools they can be screwed in by hand. Work ALL types of terrain !!

[@TheCoddiwompleCouple]

Hey Matt, saw your awning had a centre pole which I presumed was curved. Where did you get this from?

[@OverlandTravellers]

Damien Mills hey mate! It’s from supa peg as well and it’s awesome. In maybe a day or two I have a whole video about the awning and the curved pole :)

[@Outbackbogan]

bang the peg in on angle never straight A’s it pulls out easy ..

[@mariegoldsworthy6384]

Haha you mob crack me up... also new awning ?!?!

[@matthewjohnston6604]

Bugle screws with mudguard washers and a rattle gun is the only way to go

[@manjularavilal1743]

You should be an actor..

[@ronsmith5648]

if you like the pegs, try the rest of their gear. you''ll never look back...

[@DM-ow1nl]

Are they sponsoring/giving these to you to promote? If so, would be nice to be transparent about it... Great pegs regardless though! I have a mix of those and a bunch of Red Roads stakes which I found to be even more indestructible.

[@OverlandTravellers]

Dave M hey mate :) yeah they did send them to me to test. I think I mention in the video they got onto me and wanted me to try them out. Happy to tell people when I’ve been given products. They are a really good product regardless I would recommend them to anyone.

[@hrsniperguy]

"a little swelling of pride"..............into a superpeg, lmao

[@graememcclelland5365]

Matt , I love your videos , but has anyone ever told you just how far above your weight your're punching . keep up the good work.

[@OverlandTravellers]

graeme mcclelland that’s debatable. Cheers I guess haha

[@bmwkwi]

Dude, you're the one everyone loves when you go home early.

[@jeffrogonzalo5067]

Use the screw in pegs you will never go back.

[@neilocoop]

Excellent. Keep up the reviews. 👍👍👍 The over acting, well all is forgiven. 😂😂😂😂 Hey try a review of the tyres. Get Coopers on board?

[@OverlandTravellers]

neilocoop over acting? That’s what I actually do when pegs don’t go in..... yeah mate I’ll be doing a review on the Mickeys.... but it’s going to be really boring because nothing has gone wrong with them!

[@neilocoop]

Here I was thinking you had coopers. 🤦‍♂️

[@OverlandTravellers]

neilocoop well they are owned by coopers and made in the same place so same same really :)