USA Made (30-Pack) - 8" Plastic Edging Nails, Spiral Nylon Landscape Stake Nail/Anchoring Spikes for Paver Edging, Weed Barrier, Artificial Turf & More (Fits Most Brands Dimex, EasyFlex, Proflex)

They are plastic spiral stakes so there is not much to same. They are exactly the same as the DIMEX brand stakes that you pay way more for. The cost of stakes can really add up, especially if you have a lot of edging to lay down as in my case. Biggest mistakes folks make with putting in edging is being stingy with stakes and spacing them too far apart. That is what I did and my Dimex edging was getting all bent out of shape and looked bad. Best deal you can get and saved me a ton of money. Delivery was very timely.

I purchased these to use to build a wooden walkway through our garden using old fence pickets. I used 3 large bags of these and only broke the head off of 2 of them. I just finished the project so it will be a few weeks before I can determine how well they secure the walkway.

Used these to install Paver Edging for my new paver walkway. They worked great! Buying in bulk is the BEST value. My local 'Big Box Home' store wanted $9.00 for 8 stakes...Yikes! I used a hard rubber mallet to drive them in, none broke. With our highly acid soil and salt air here on the East Coast of Florida, typical metal spikes will/have corroded within a year or 2 and will break free, allowing the pavers to migrate out of alignment.I'll buy more of these for my next project.

Found that no dig edging I purchased needed LOTS of these pegs. Sold by tens at local hardware and buying 150 more cost effective. My ground is very mixed with lots of rocks and concrete next to sidewalk. I made several attempts to pound these into concrete and they held up very well...did not break and barely a bend.

These spikes break more than they work. 1/5 of these have gone in the ground without breaking.ALL of the ones I received with my tree ring kit went in fine.Both were installed in the same groundCHEAP! dont buy unless you're putting them in sand, and I'd still be cautious

The spikes themselves are great, but make sure you count the number of spikes you receive. I was shorted 50 spikes and received a credit from Amazon.

Bought these as extras for my tree ring, unfortunately there has been no significant rain here in over 6 weeks, so until I can get the ground softened a bit, I will be able to get the rest of them in. They held up well to my rubber hammer!

The edging we purchased locally did not come with enough spikes to hold the edging the way we wanted to secure it so we needed many more. These worked perfectly and should hold our edging securely for a long time!