Plastic Sand Tent Pegs

G'day Jason,

I'd recommend that you purchase the Outdoor Agencies Aluminium Angle Peg which you can find here. These will still offer you traction in the sand, but will also pack up much smaller (as they are stackable) and lighter than the plastic pegs.

The MSR Hubba Hubba NX comes with 6x MiniGroundhog™ stakes, so I would recommend getting 6x Angle Pegs to replace these.

G'day Ryan, 

If you're camping directly on the beach then you'll need one for each corner guy rope, plus around the base so that would be 12, and if then if you're setting up the awning, you'll need a further 3. 

In total to cover yourself, go for 15 sand pegs for the Instant Up 10. 

G'day Ryan, 

None of us have specifically been to Fraser Island (we wish though - looks incredible!) but in general we find that the 300mm size Plastic Sand Pegs from Poles Apart are a good size for the Instant Up 10P tent. 

G'day Simone,

The sand pegs that come with the UV Guardian are going to do a good job when the wind picks up, as this shelter isn't very big or heavy. 

If you want to be extra careful though, the 300mm size Sand Pegs would be the next step up that will give you a little bit more stability.

G'day Mark,

We would actually recommend going for some steel pegs for your Black Woolf Tanami as they are the most durable. 

For the guy ropes, the Poles Apart Galvanised Steel Tent Pegs in the 225 x 6.3mm size would be best, and for the corners the Poles Apart Steel Tent Pegs in the 300 x 8mm size would be a great option.