Coghlan's 715 Tent Peg Remover

I like the size and design of the stake puller. Our normal tent site set up is two tents and one dining tent so we have decided to outfit one container with all our stakes, a rubber hammer and the puller. The easy pull will fit the bill nicely. My only complaint is that I thought the metal would be just a bit thicker in diameter.

I got several of these for my grandson's Scout unit to use on campouts. Cost is cheap enough that if one breaks or gets lost it won't break the bank. The younger kids can use these to pull up almost all the stakes with a little help from the stronger boys on the stout ones. I've had these ever since I was a Scout a long, long time ago.

It's an inexpensive tent puller that does the job. The handle is reasonably comfortable for stake pulling. The shape of the tine makes it easy to get under most overdriven stakes and pins.Edit: I've had this stake puller for a couple of years and a bunch of camping trips now. It's an essential item in my camping tool bag and really works well with plastic head/hook steel pins.

The rubber handle slides around very easily. This is a cheap, very light-weight, simple tool. It does the job for simple tent stakes, but not much better than any other tool you could use. I don't regret the purchase, but it isn't as sturdy as I assumed it would be.

I was hoping for a strong tool that would make pulling stakes out very easy. Like the name says: Easy Pull. Well, this is not that tool. While it does provide a grip, the metal will bend when pulling too hard, and you still have to wiggle and move the stakes to make them come out. Using gloves and hands works much better for me than this tool. So far, it has not made my camping easier. Wouldn't buy this again.