The only Y-profile here, and the shortest peg in the hub
YUDAWN twenty Y-section aluminium pegs, 18 cm, with reflective cords
Twenty red Y-section alloy pegs with reflective cords, the shortest set here and the only one that names a cross-section profile outright.
Specifications
- Length
- 18 cm — stated, given in the title as 18 cm and 7 inches
- Diameter
- Not published on the listing — a Y-section peg has no single diameter, and no across-flats or width figure is given either
- Cross-section profile
- Y-shaped triangular — stated, and named as the reason it penetrates and holds
- Material
- High-strength aluminium alloy — stated
- Alloy
- Not published on the listing — the alloy is called high-strength without a 6061 or 7075 grade
- Stated weight per peg
- Not published on the listing — no weight is given for one peg or for the twenty
- Head design
- Not published on the listing — a reflective cord is supplied on each peg, and the listing describes the lower end as rounded rather than sharp without describing the head at all
- Pack quantity
- 20 pegs with cords, in a storage bag — stated
- Amazon reference
- B0D5MRS6M1 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 0639394530079
What this listing puts on record
Twenty pegs of 18 cm, given in the title as 18 cm and as 7 inches, in a high-strength aluminium alloy, with a Y-shaped triangular section. Each comes with a reflective cord, and the set arrives in a storage bag. The listing states the Y-shape gives penetration and support, that the pegs hold a tent without bending or deforming, and that the pegs also serve tarps, windbreaks, poles, lines and nets.
The profile is the point
Y-shaped triangular. Six of the seven sets in this hub describe a peg by what it is made of and how it goes in. This one names the shape, which is the thing that decides whether a peg turns in soft ground under a loaded guyline.
Three flanges resist rotation in a way a round shank cannot. That is the standard argument for the section, and this is the only set here that makes it.
Eighteen centimetres
It is the shortest set in this hub — every other peg here is 20 cm or more. Length is what gets past the dry crust into ground that holds, so the trade is real: a Y-section grips better per centimetre and there are fewer centimetres.
The reflective cord
Stated on every peg, and stated for the reason that matters — visibility at dusk and at night. A guyline at shin height in the dark is the most common piece of damage on a campsite, and the cord is the cheapest answer to it.
Where the listing goes quiet
No weight. On an alloy peg. That is the figure the material is chosen for, and it is not published for one peg or for twenty.
No alloy grade, and no width across the flanges. High-strength is not a specification, and without a flange width there is no way to check the peg against your own peg-out loops.
Availability
Selling between 12 € and 18 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.
Catalogued on the American and British Amazon stores with nobody selling it: the reference is there, the offer is not.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa returned on the day this page was last updated. Prices and offers change without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 6 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.