JumpKing Trampoline Anchor Kit, Black Galvanized Steel Spiral Tie Downs

These were a life saver. I just put together the trampoline and there was bad weather coming and instead of the trampoline becoming a giant kite I was able to secure it down to the ground. They don't look bad at all. Make sure you screw them in all the way into the ground for the best use. Once I installed these the trampoline was way more secure.

We received these the afternoon before Hurricane Beryl came ashore in Houston! I am so thankful for these anchors! They were easy to install and they are still holding strong after the storm. I have not encountered the quality issues that other reviewers have mentioned!

***last UPDATE. It’s 2026 and our anchors and straps were still going strong. Last week we took down our trampoline, it was over 10 years old and our kids have our grown it. We had to unanchor it one more time and the anchors and straps still looked great and have been performing exactly how they were advertised. **UPDATE* we’ve now had these for over a year, last night they were put to their biggest test yet, Hurricane Ida in south Louisiana. The metal frame was bent in some places, but the trampoline did not move. We are on a lake with an open field behind us, nothing to break up the wind, it was a very scary situation but the these anchors did exactly what they were supposed to do. ** Bought these a few weeks back for hurricane prep. This weekend they finally got put to the test, 60 mph gust and 30 mph sustained winds and it didn’t move. The safety net was completely bent over at times but the base never budged. Great buy!

Gotta say with all the positive and negative reviews, I'm certainly glad I had purchased this hold down kit for the trampoline. Yeah, they not the best, but when you only pay $15 for the cheapest ones available, don't expect too much. The video shows the calmest part of a very fast moving storm and while the trampoline did shift a couple of inches, it never once blasted off from its general position. There is no doubt the strap kit kept it in place and had they not been on, the trampoline would have been in the scrap pile. The straps could definitely use a better method to make them tighter, but I probably didn't follow the directions all the way. I would buy them again and at a pack of 4 for $15 ish delivered saved the day today. Thanks and I hope this was helpful.

We are living on a military base in Okinawa Japan. I bought this so I wouldn't have to continually take down our trampoline when bad weather hit. Last night we were hit by a category 3 typhoon and this kit held fast. My trampoline is in great condition and the kit held it tight to the ground. I'm very impressed with how easy it was to install. It held up even in 140MPH wind gusts. Great item! Well worth it!

The anchors seem to be VERY good, thick steel and galvanized. The directions are almost useless. Even though the two buckles are the same, they have different directions on how to use them. The second direction is the correct one, that one has it so as the strap tries to pull out it pulls on the jaws tighter keeping the strap from loosening. The design flaw is that the strap end with 3 ends has one strap going back up the way it came. So it must be folded back on itself when tightening, meaning that the sewing is being pulled apart. This means in a year the threads are going to start to break. The strap should be going the same as the other two so that when stretched it looks like one strap instead of folding back pulling the seam open. Was going to return this. But looking at the other products they seem to have the same design flaw. It is an easier way to manufacture, just wrong for durability. Maybe I'll use that strap to the anchor and keep it kinda loose. That way the seam isn't under constant pressure being pulled apart. It will only be under pressure during wind storms.

Works great. A little confusing to figure out the ties at first. We haven't had any bad wind storms yet to really test it out but it looks like it will do a good job of holding it down. UPDATE: 1/4/2015 We just had a big windstorm that lasted two days in our town. We had freezing temperatures and ice on the ground that might have helped to hold the trampoline down but the winds got up to over 70 miles per hour and our trampoline stayed put. It shook and vibrated but the legs of the trampoline never lifted off the ground that I could see. Neighbors had fences blown down and the city lost power due to electric poles toppling over. Very glad we had it tied down with the anchor kit.

Wow! These things really did their job! I bought these last year to anchor our trampoline. Well, they were surely put to the test this past week. We had a horrible storm in central Texas. Several Tornados and 80-90 mph straight line winds with microburst. Our grill was flipped over, broken lawn furniture, the neighbors have a dumpster that got flipped upside down, broken fences and trees uprooted.... 2 trampolines wrapped around electric poles and ours is still standing!!! The poles to our safety net are bent and mangled, but the trampoline itself did not budge! Great product!

Works perfectly. Great piece of mind knowing the trampoline won't blow away!

didn't receive this tie down kit which is what i ordered did receive straight pegs however which seem to do the job no worries

c'est tout simplement parfait!

Anchors work fine but the straps are essentially uselsss. If you’re buying it for a good price on the anchor only then fine but don’t purchase based on the included straps.

The screws are good. The straps are crap.