Although I made some of my own stakes, I also have some
DAC V stakes that came along with my
Sierra Designs Lightyear 1 tent. The problem with these (and most other stakes that are not some bright color to begin with, including the ones I made) is that they can be hard to see and easy to misplace or trip over. So, a very simple solution to this conundrum is to take some bright nail polish and paint the top of the stakes. A note of warning, if you are taking it from your significant other, make sure to ask to borrow the nail polish first to make sure that you don't run in to any trouble when you go up to her and say, "Look at my cool stakes!"
- Bright nail polish
- Tent stakes
This is a hard one. Take nail polish. Apply to stakes. Wait for it to dry.
Oh wait, there is no next step.
nice post
ReplyDeleteMaking your own tent footprint is an ideal option especially when you're on a tight budget and need the spare resources for something else. My parents used to make our own tent footprints when we were younger. We were camping a lot those days and it could be expensive to buy a ready-made tarp or other material. For more information and instructions on how to make your own tent footprint, see this link: http://backpackingmastery.com/skills/diy-tent-footprint.html
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