HelinoxChair Anchor to Secure Lightweight Beach and Camp Chairs in Windy Weather

This works great at the beach especially with a underbrella attached to chair. I no longer have to throw something on my chair every time I stood up so it does blow away.Now there's some excitement when the wind blows over a couple chairs and umbrellas, people panic running after down the shore after their chairs and there on the beach is the last chair standing.......... MINE ! Attached to sand with the Helinox Chair Anchor.No heaviness to the stake at all, it does it job very well and it attaches to the chair.Ordering 2 more.

Overpriced but very good quality. A cheap tent stake paired with bungee cord or rope would do the job for much less. Keeping it, though. Purchased to anchor my Helinox Sunset chair, which I like a lot.

Does what it’s supposed to. It is extremely overpriced. You can build your own for a fraction of the cost with a tent stake and some string/rope.

I purchased this expecting to use it on the beach (sands of Florida). After only a few uses the tether broke from itself and would need to restring it every time I would want to use it.....I usually ended up just putting my bag or something heavy on the chair if I wasn't sitting on it to prevent from falling over or flying away from a strong gust of wind.....If you want real stabilization, skip this gimmick and purchase the Helinox Rubber Ball Feets for the chairs.....they provide much more stability and support than this item ever will.*Definitely NOT recommended.**Processed Return via Amazon

The good:It works like you'd expect a chair stake would. Easy to attach and detach. Lightweight and packable. Holds your chair down in areas with high wind. Materials and construction are on par with the other great items Helinox puts out.The not-so-good:The price is rather expensive for what you get. It's very easy to simply take a tent stake and loop of paracord to achieve the same results. $15 is a bit on the high end for the included components, but alas, it's Helinox. If you can afford their gear, you might as well just spend a bit more and get the accessories to match, right?