GroundGrabba - Different Types of Environment - Clay

When it comes to exploring the outdoors, camping in the wilds and spending time off the beaten path, there are multiple environments and ground substrates you can encounter - and understanding them is key to a successful trip full of good experience and memories. In this article we want to talk about the different types, what makes them special and how to deal with them.

Clay Ground Anchoring

Camping on clay is a gamble - it can be bone dry, cracked and as hard as stone or you can find sludge just inches underneath the top. On top of that, an area where you find clay is usually very sparse in vegetation. And this means high winds, which makes secure anchoring much more important.

There can be many reasons to need reliable anchors in a clay ground. You could be out with your family and friends camping, you could be preparing for an event or even festival, either as a guest or as the planner.

GroundGrabba has the answer for this and provides an anchoring solution for either substrate situation you can find. If the ground is as dry and hard as it gets, then the GroundGrabba Pro is the answer. Made of Galvanized heat treated carbon steel it has a lifetime replacement warranty. It shines especially in extremely hard grounds. In extremely hard desert ground you may need to drill a pilot hole as you would if you were to want to put a screw into concrete.

If the ground is muddy and wet, then the GroundGrabba Pro I is the better choice. With it's additional length of 18" it digs deep into the ground and provides a solid anchor even for large structures. It is made from the same galvanized heat treated carbon steel and comes with a lifetime replacement warranty as well. We have tested it to hold a sideways tension pull of over 1 ton.

The GroundGrabba Pro is available on Bulk 55 in a discounted 48 Count Multipack as well as a 96 Count Multipack.

The GroundGrabba Pro I is available on Bulk55 in a discounted 48 Count Multipack as well as a 96 Count Multipack.