Harrier Hardware1/2-Inch Irrigation Tubing Hold-Down Anchor Stakes, 3/4 x 5-Inch, 32-Pack

I bought these for 1/2" hose, but they don't fit it at all. Come to find out, 1/2" is the smallest they're supposed to fit - they're really a much better fit for my standard 5/8" garden hose. I'll still get some good use out of them, but now I have to buy more stakes for my 1/2" hose - maybe if I get some 1/4" stakes it'll work out (?)

These are great! I finally got around to using them this year when I put in a new 50-foot soaker hose out front. They’re very sturdy and held my Gilmour soaker hose on the ground perfectly. I will be getting more to redo the soaker hose in my back garden. Very pleased with the quality of these.

These stakes work really well in dirt. In Florida however, there is quite a lot of sand in the soil. I have found that in areas where the soil is sandier, laying a paver brick on the irrigation tubing and then staking works much better than staking sans bricks. I leave the paver brick on the tubing for a few days to help train the curly tubing. And the stakes haven’t moved since, even with tons of recent rain.

I purchased these so I could add more stakes to my drip system. I had originally installed it using those metal U shaped things. They were okay but when the ground gets wet, they want to push upward. So, I got these plastic ones to replace the metal ones. They worked GREAT!! I did have two of them that bent when I tried to hammer it into the ground but our ground is very hard and dry so I'm not complaining about that. The 5-inch length was perfect.

Very durable stakes for my backyard drip irrigation pipes installation ,seems like made with descent plastic and nothing broke during installation and also was able to re-use