SPYRA BASE HURRICANE 500MM GROUND ANCHOR FOR MARQUEES CIRCUS TENTS GRANDSTAND SEATING STAGING

This is a substantial item and very well made, really strong. Thick steel and really good welds. It was much easier to install than I expected, even in very dried out soil. Done by one person using a reasonably strong 1 meter steel pipe. It will be easy to unscrew and relocate when needed. Until then I am using it with a lock and chain that prevents it being unscrewed. There is no way it can be pulled up by manpower alone until I unlock the chain. Brilliant!

I bought this item for a slightly different use than intended - to serve as a battle rope ground anchor. We live in rented accommodation and so I didn't want to mess around attaching an anchor to the wall. After shopping around I doscovered this little gem and have to say that it's superb!This is clearly designed for some pretty heavy duty tasks and, honestly, it's probably a little bit overkill for my purpose but I wanted something that was robust and wouldn't get yanked out of the ground during a training session and there's certainly no danger of that with this anchor.Overall highly recommended!

You will need a Tommy bar to twist them into the ground especially if you’re going into rocky soil

while it's outside. Easy to put in, even in stony ground.

With a solid stick to use to turn the anchor, this has slipped into the ground pretty easily. As can be seen I have this as a basic lock point for our trailer whilst camping. The lock is quite solid and whilst it would hardly prevent a car pulling the trailer away, it makes lifting the front end onto a hitch impossible. Theoretically it could be unscrewed, but that would involve rotating the whole trailer many times.

Very strong. I used a 2m metal pole to get sufficient leverage to wind the screw into the ground - no sign of the screw breaking. Myself and the kids use the slack line, with the kids doing jumping tricks. So I know the anchor is very strong.

Easy to screw in and v strong

brilliant does the job in gale force winds