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These are my 'go to' staples. I am renovating our backyard and am using these staples for weed barrier, and also to secure synthetic / artificial grass turf.PROS:- I am so impressed by the quality of these staples. I have had to take a hammer to these staples when securing grass or weed barrier over areas where the dirt is packed in, and even into tree roots. They have held up amazing and take a beating, without bending easily.- Solid hold. They hold the barrier and grass in place without any issue. They are the perfect length to secure things right where you want them.- No rust complaints. We're in Florida, and while it's mostly sunny, we do have frequent spring and summer rain storms. Despite being wet, and sitting in moist soil for days, they seem very resistant to rusting easily. To test things even further, I went and pulled up one of these stakes that I had hammered in appx. 1 month ago. It had very minimal rust (only a couple tiny little rust speckles) and the durability was still very solid. I was able to hammer that same stake into a new location with no trouble (still as sturdy as it was when new).CONS:- I have none - this is a great product and I've ordered multiple times.

I recently installed a water hose soaker system that ran down my planter near the adjoining property line of me and my next door neighbor, when one day I came out and discovered that unknown person(s) entered my yard and ripped out the hose and stretched one end of it across to the other side of my yard. I can only imagine who did it, duhhhhhhhh? Even the 7ft chain link fence that separates our properties didn't stop him. He merely went around thru the front gate of my driveway to enter my side of the property line. I used the landscape anchoring pins to affix the entire length of soaker hose to the ground in the planter and covered it with leaves, and for several weeks now the soaker hose has been left alone and remains in place. I'm also in the process of using the anchoring staples to affix a strip of wire mesh over the rodent holes dug in the ground along side of my house who were attempting to gain access under the cement slab of my home.

Very useful for gardening -- they come in handy for fencing, mulching. keeping landscape fabric and irrigation lines in place. Used them to keep Christmas lights secured too. The 6" length and heavy gauge make them reliable in the ground or between stacked stone, and they last from year to year. I've pulled up pins I put in two years ago and they're a bit rusted at the contact points, but still in good shape. Got to the point where my husband and I were fighting over the last few so I ordered 150 more. Should last for awhile.

I have NO idea why I settled for a different brand last year. These are so much stronger than any I have used before! I bought more and will continue to as I need them.

So far so good. Not like I’m gonna go out and pull them up to see how much they have or haven’t rusted. But they were good and sturdy during install, and I expect will last a very long time even if they do rust, due to their thickness. Better value than buying from the local big box store.

Used this to secure erosion control "grass netting" Worked as advertised and decent price.

They work great. But upon moisture the rust.

Used them to anchor soaker hoses, worked great!! Thanks