The Stake Mallet is ideal for tent pegs into tougher ground, and other end has a flat spade to excavate The handle hook is help you to removing stubborn and slippery pegs easily
Product Features
Dimensions:12.2 x 4.3 x 1.6 inches Weight:0.79lb
Material:Aluminium alloy
Ideal for hammering in and removing tent stakes
The other end of the hammer is a flat spade,can use it to excavated.
When it’s o.k. it’s good. When it’s not, it’s dangerous. We had heard positive reports about these tent stake mallets so ordered three for evaluation purposes. All arrived individually well packaged and intact. Two of three were as expected and reflect the product photo. One arrived with one of two rivets sheared off at the hammerhead attachment point. Visualize, if you will, the heaviest (and potentially most dangerous) end of the mallet. Now attach it poorly. Now think about it in use. Yes. Trashed it. Two of three are good, one is in the trash…
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When it’s o.k. it’s good. When it’s not, it’s dangerous. We had heard positive reports about these tent stake mallets so ordered three for evaluation purposes. All arrived individually well packaged and intact. Two of three were as expected and reflect the product photo. One arrived with one of two rivets sheared off at the hammerhead attachment point. Visualize, if you will, the heaviest (and potentially most dangerous) end of the mallet. Now attach it poorly. Now think about it in use. Yes. Trashed it. Two of three are good, one is in the trash…
Mighty little hammer to have on hand!