Heavy Duty Tent Stake Hammer & Puller 2-in-1 Tool | Professional Camping Mallet, Durable Metal Construction, Rustproof Design for Outdoor Camping, Hiking, Backpacking

Have been through many different mallets, stack pullers over my years, but never come across one like this. This does it all. It's solid, it makes ease of pulling those stakes out that went just a little to deep. Works perfect for and stacks. I even used it to put my dog run into the ground and pull it back out when we were finished or trip

What can I say, its a hammer. But not just any hammer, a camping hammer. You will feel like Thor when wielding this thing. It works, it hits hard and drives stakes into the ground.I can tell that I will many good camping years with this hammer. It's definitely worth the money.

It is heavy and easy to use for pounding in stakes and pulling them. I like it much better than a couple others I bought.

Used for 2 outings now, to drive and pull large metal stakes for Kodiak 4 season tent. handle, balance, head shape work well for driving stakes. Hook, stake hole, and handle all work well for pulling stakes. Worked like a champ.For my situation it could be a tad heavier, but admittedly I have the extreme camp tent. For your average outdoor store 3 season tent this will be more than enough robustness.

Makes easy work of placing and removing larger tent stakes. Nicely weighted, quality construction. Simply, the best camping hammer I have used or seen.

I have this as a mainstay in my camping box. Great for installing and pulling out tent pegs, but also sturdy and heavy enough for lots of other tasks. Great tool to have around.

Worked better than expected, easy to use, sturdy, well made, was able to pound my 8 inch tent stakes in the desert ground without any problems.

I like it because it's really good for nailing in tent spikes into dirt or trees. Has a wrist loop and good grip. The hook on the end is handy for all sorts of stuff like dragging things or tearing something open. For example I hooked it into a bundle of wood and dragged it behind me rather than carrying it.