200 Pack Irrigation Drip Support Stakes 1/4 Inch Tubing Hose Holder

A little shorter than I would like. But that is 100% on me for not reading it. For the price. I paid five stars all around. Even if they have to throw away half of them at the end of this season, I'll still be ahead. Time will tell how UV and the weather treats them but anything outside will degrade

I use drip regulators attached to 1/2" distribution lines, and then 1/4" tubing to direct to the plant. These are handy for elevating the open ends of the tubes and angling them so I can observe the drip. Makes it easy to inspect for clogs and regulation failures. They work well with both flexible tubing and the more rigid tubing. With the rigid tubing it's harder to keep them in place, but they work.

works great as described, as little thin and flimsy. Probably brittle in the sun in the long run. For the amount ordered, its easier to pop a new one when one breaks.

The media could not be loaded. Pics compare to one I bought at Lowe's for much more. This really is stiff in only 1 direction. A lot less material, hence the low cost, tried on 1/4" raindrop drip line and it holds fine. Garden was tilled before planting so should be soft dirt and rigidity of stake should not be an issue. Very happy give. Low cost.

These are horrible. Can't get them in the ground. They are so flimsy they bend. I had to cut an inch and a half off the tip so I could get them in the ground.

These work OK for us - not great, just OK. They do work somewhat, but we find our drilling keeps falling out of some of these. We found another version that works better, but these will do for this year.

Used them when installing my drip system. Very sturdy and durability.

Great deal on anchor stakes for drip lines. At least as good…if not better than the much more expensive Rainbird or Dig stakes.