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In reply to Post #12
Just bought a set thank you. Brilliant idea I fish a gravel pit and the banks are that hard going, it hurts my hands turning them in. Old age and too many other problee
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In reply to Post #13
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They have an orange top, the carp will see them.
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In reply to Post #9
These are very similar to the ones I bought from Aldi.
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I have not used them but Go Outdoors seem to have a good set of scew in pegs and they get good reviews: -
https://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/15904939/hi-gear-screw-tent-pegs-hexagonal-head-15904939
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In reply to Post #7
Something similar... I keep some stainless steel coach screws and big washers in the van. They go into pretty much anything
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In reply to Post #1
A good few years ago I bought some threaded tent pegs from the centre isle in Aldi. Paired with a battery driver I doubt anything else would beat them.
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In reply to Post #1
Angling Technics anchor lite pegs are excellent to twist into hard ground and are super lightweight.
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I bought 12 top notch tackle pegs, they had 20% off.
They weigh very little more than the cheap pegs you get with a bivvy, very well made, just with the wet ground I've not had to use them in anger yet.
Good experience dealing with the company though 👍👍
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In reply to Post #1
There was a previous thread running where a mallet was recommended 
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In reply to Post #1
The short pegs from Top Notch Tackle (sorry, you'll have to Google, don't have the link to hand) are absolute game changers. Not cheap, but absolutely amazing, even in hardcore.
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Any tips on getting bivvy pegs in hard ground?
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