- Hard Plastic Stake Mallet is very tough and durable
- Built on Stake Extractor on handle
- Lightweight
- Weight = 12 oz.
- Colors may vary
- No color choice
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Comments about Texsport Tent Mallet: I've owned one of these for awhile - always have it with me on Boy Scout camping trips. Just bought this one to donate to the troop since the scouts were always borrowing mine!
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Comments about Texsport Tent Mallet: Nice light weight mallet...
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Comments about Texsport Tent Mallet: works as good as a metal hammer but lighter weight. Use it to drive 10 inch tent stakes with no problems. Great for pulling stakes out.
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Comments about Texsport Tent Mallet: I love this tent mallet. I know a lot of people told me to use a rock to pound in the poles when I set up my tent, but I primarily was in the Mojave Desert and sometimes there are not good enough rocks in a close proximity in certain areas where I camped. Anyway, this mallet is super light and very heavy duty in my opinion. It sure beat using my hiking boot to pound in the stakes. Great price too!
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Comments about Texsport Tent Mallet: Worked well.
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Cons Best Uses Comments about Texsport Tent Mallet: One good mallet. At first I was afraid it might be a bit flimsy since it's made of plastic, but my fears were unfounded- this thing is heavy duty and you'll have no problem driving stakes into the ground with it. At the same time, it's still pretty light. Stake extractor helps quite a bit. Pros
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Comments about Texsport Tent Mallet: I expected the mallet to be flimsy, too light, and maybe brake easly. Surprise! It was heaver then it looks and I feel confident that It will do the job. Happy "Prospector"
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Comments about Texsport Tent Mallet: Light and powerful -- it is surprising the amount of punch one gains with every strike.
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Cons Best Uses Comments about Texsport Tent Mallet: I was a first time camper last year and my brother-in-law had this mallet. It was soooo great to have as it made hammering in tent stakes a breeze and then pulling them out at the end of our fantastic trip just as much a breeze. I bought one as a gift for my husband because he loved it so much.
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Comments about Texsport Tent Mallet: This is a nice lightweight mallet for driving tent stakes. It works well for the intended purpose and the hollow handle is great for pulling the stakes out. Although lightweight, I wouldn't recommend it for backpacking, but for car camping it's perfect. If it came in the red color shown online I would have given it five stars, but the one I received was an ugly off-white color.
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Is it plastic?Asked on 4/7/2011 by Road Runner from Sussex, NJ2 answers
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Yes this mallet is made of plasticAnswered on 4/12/2011 by Steve from CampmorA:
. TEXSPORT Tent Mallet - Yes , this item is plasticAnswered on 4/12/2011 by Chris Knight
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