Aspen Pet Easyturn Stake with 20-ft Tie-out Cable, Large, 18-in

Great for taking your best friend camping. The tie screws down into any type of dirt and will not move. Jules tried to go after a squirrel...the squirrel got away and Jules was still at camp. Great item.

I was very disappointed with this tie stake. Although the cable is strong and serves its purpose the hook where you latch the cable on the tie down broke off and my dog got loose.

Bought for a very strong shiba inu puppy. The stake and cable itself are holding strong so far, the tie-out clip however not so much. Our puppy has escaped the collar/harness side clip several times already. The clip is still intact, just seems flimsy unless your collar/harness has a very thick D-ring. We will have to attach a large carabiner in the meantime and hope she won’t detach from the clip again while we look for a better cable/clips.

We have a 5 month old pug puppy who we didn't think was quite ready to learn our invisible fence so we went with this tie out for the time being. It gives him and me a lot more freedom than the leash. He wears a harness which works very well with the tie out. He loves it!! He is strong and this definitely contains him and it's designed not to wrap around the stake. I would definitely recommend.

I have a 40lb plott hound who is fast and strong! I bought this product for camping purposes so she could be outside but secure. never any issues with the screw not holding up, even in dry soil. just need to make sure its securely in the ground before use. its totally worth it!

We have an 85lb German Shepherd, so well within the weight range of this thing, and we've had this thing for 2 weeks now and he already bent the stake at the top, just above the corkscrew, where his line is attached and that sticks out of the ground. I don't know how he did it, because I didn't see it happen, but really, if the thing is rated to handle up to a 100 lb dog, it wouldn't have happened. Not too impressed with the quality of this thing at all now. I don't know that it's going to snap, but I do know it's going to be a pain to take this thing in and out of the ground with the top bent and all. I have stakes that are 20 years old probably, that haven't bent and have had TWO dogs attached We have an 85lb German Shepherd, so well within the weight range of this thing, and we've had this thing for 2 weeks now and he already bent the stake at the top, just above the corkscrew, where his line is attached and that sticks out of the ground. I don't know how he did it, because I didn't see it happen, but really, if the thing is rated to handle up to a 100 lb dog, it wouldn't have happened. Not too impressed with the quality of this thing at all now. I don't know that it's going to snap, but I do know it's going to be a pain to take this thing in and out of the ground with the top bent and all. I have stakes that are 20 years old probably, that haven't bent and have had TWO dogs attached to just one of them so... … more

Even though I installed the stake as far as it would go in the ground, my 70lb dog pulled it out and bent the stake. When I installed it, I tugged on it several times to make sure it was secure.

I have a 85 pound lab who likes to wonder off. We use this for when he goes potty and he does great. I’ve never had a problem with him pulling it out of the ground. And he is a puller. Now if he tries hard enough he can pull off his collar with this (which he has done) but we just watch him when he’s out! This is great because he’s not a fan with going potty on a leash so this gives him the freedom he wants but keeps him in our yard.

Although this didn’t break for me, my 55lb dog took one run to say hi to a passing walker and the thing folded as another reviewer showed.

My dog is 74lbs. I screwed this allll the way down and he pulled it out as soon as he tried to get a squirrel. Thankfully my nephew was close by so he didn’t get far. Glad I didn’t have a runaway.