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Camping Accessories
The small kit that makes camping work. Titanium and aluminium tent pegs for every ground type, universal footprints to protect your tent, guy lines, tarp poles, camp chairs, tables and lighting, everything from ultralight fastpacking extras to full campsite comfort.
Camping Accessories
Our tent pegs run from hooked aluminium Candy Canes to ultralight TiPins and heavy-duty Spikes for hard-packed ground. The Bigfoot universal footprint fits most tents; the Ultra 1 Footprint is cut for the Ultra 1 specifically. For everything else, shop our full tent range.
What tent pegs are best for camping?
It depends on the ground. Hooked wire pegs like the Candy Canes work well in soft soil and pack down small. For rocky or hard-packed ground, longer Spikes give more purchase. If weight is a priority, our TiPins and TiRods are full-length titanium pegs at a fraction of the weight of standard aluminium.
Do I need a tent footprint?
A footprint adds a layer of protection between your tent groundsheet and rough terrain, extending the life of your tent and keeping it cleaner. The Bigfoot is a universal fit that works with most tents. If you have an Ultra 1, the dedicated Ultra 1 Footprint is cut to match exactly.
How do I repair a tent?
The Stormsure tent repair kit covers most common damage — tears in the flysheet, punctures in the groundsheet, and failed seams. Clean and dry the area thoroughly before applying. For pole damage, carry a pole repair sleeve as a field fix until you can replace the section.
Further reading
- Tents for Camping, Backpacking, Bikepacking & Mountaineering | 1 to 6 Man
- Spring Clothing Guide for Hillwalking: Essential Advice
- Spring Wild Camping Guide: Gear and Tips for the First Trip
- Spring Bivvy Equipment for enjoying UK Wild Camping
- How to choose the best type of fuel for your camping stove
- Bivvy Bag Guide: How to Choose and Sleep in a Bivvy
- The ultimate guide to wild camping: Essential Advice
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Spring Clothing Guide for Hillwalking
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