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Personpetemillis
11/9/2009 at 11:04pm
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Rob, I don't know why rock pegs keep getting suggested as a general solution - I've noticed it a lot, and it's daft unless the ground is so hard that nothing else will go in, or someone wants to nail their tent on their decking.


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i know what deltas & rock pegs are - but what are v pegs?



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12/9/2009 at 9:20am
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The 'V' or 'angle' pegs have a v shaped cross section like this:

It gives the pegs a greater contact area with the ground and provides a lot of additional strength. They're very light too - 6 inch alloy ones come in about 10g each.


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thanks - i have seen these but thought they looked flimsy - now i know better - may add them to the kit!!

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Lor, there are all different sizes available - usually 6 inch and 9 inch. also, there are heavier duty Atlas pegs that have an additional spline down them that makes then really tough.



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