JumpSportHeavy Duty Trampoline Anchor Safety Kit - Set of 4 Screws and Straps For High Winds

This is a really high quality productBut I had to return it.My land is really rocky and I had a lot of problems winding it thru. I couldn't reach the bottom due to the bedrock .... it's been stickk f half way out. So I decided to return it as it didn't work well for meI really can't knock off too many stars because the product is really great quality. Just won't work we if you have rough rocky bedrock yard.

If keeping your trampoline in one piece, in your own yard is important to you, these anchors are a MUST HAVE! It's stressful on a stormy night, wondering if your trampoline might end up airborne. We've experienced wind-damaged trampolines before and I'm not fond of buying replacement parts. So when we moved to a new home with an open yard and bought a brand new trampoline, I decided to find a solution to ease my mind.These anchors arrived quickly and exactly as described. They are well made and easy to use.It was difficult at first to get the anchors into dry, packed soil but after a good rain, the ground softened up enough that I could really drive the anchors in. I only used 3 out of 4 and that is plenty.We've had a few gusty days and our new trampoline hasn't budged! I would even suggest that these anchors might be useful for anchoring items other than a trampoline if needed.

Absolutely love these!! Looked everywhere that sells trampolines near me and of course not any. Our trampoline ended up ruined within the year warranty and we brought it back only to be told it wasn't covered. We asked about these days in store. I'm so glad I found them on here! My trampoline is now safe and succure!

As our last trampoline suffered from the effects of a storm and ended up in our neighbours yard, I really wanted to get some good anchors for the new one.We have now had a few good storms blow through our yard and I am pleased to say that these anchors have held firm. Very impressed.These are easy to install and well worth the money to save your trampoline from going airborne.

We needed to make sure that whatever anchor system we bought, it had to be really good. We’re out in the country with no buildings or large trees around us to block any wind, and to top it off, we have very sandy soil. So we couldn’t use any of the straight ones out there - they had to be corkscrew. These screws are heavy-duty and don’t seem like they’d bend. And there are lots of teeth on the buckles to grab onto the straps. Nevertheless, I tied the ends of the straps twice to themselves just in case. I was able to turn the screws into the ground just by using an average-length screwdriver as a lever. Our trampoline is a different brand than these and has 6 legs, so we bought two of these kits. Haven’t decided whether to use the two extra ones or not.