This is a nice set, but the quality is mixed.

First, the 4 big tent stakes are what I wanted the least when I bought the kit, but they turned out to be the best thing about it. I was camping in the Rockies recently, and had to set up my tent on very hard ground, and these were the best stakes for the job. I couldn't even get the little metal stakes that came with my tent to go into the ground, and the larger yellow plastic stakes got all bent up. I wound up going out and buying a dozen more of these big stakes, which are basically nails with green hooks on top. (The green hooks are kinda flimsy, unfortunately.)

The mallet is nice for pounding in the small metal or plastic stakes, but pounding the big metal stakes into hard ground did leave some scars in the mallet's rubber head. It'd be nice if one side of it had a metal cap or something.

The stake-puller is basically too weak to pull out any stakes that you can't just pull by hand, although it's nice to use so you don't strain your hands. It's completely worthless for pulling stakes from hard ground, and will just bend until it's wrecked. I'm going to buy a small crowbar instead.

The dustpan is pretty flimsy. Mine immediately cracked along its edge, if I didn't receive it that way. It's also pretty difficult to put back in the bag.

All in all, it's a cheap set, but you're basically just getting a decent mallet, 4 good stakes, and an occasionally-convenient stake puller. Oh, and the bag is pretty good.
This is a nice set, but the quality is mixed. First, the 4 big tent stakes are what I wanted the least when I bought the kit, but they turned out to be the best thing about it. I was camping in the Rockies recently, and had to set up my tent on very hard ground, and these were the best stakes for the job. I couldn't even get the little metal stakes that came with my tent to go into the ground, and the larger yellow plastic stakes got all bent up. I wound up going out and buying a dozen more of these big stakes, which are basically nails with green hooks on top. (The green hooks are kinda flimsy, unfortunately. )

The mallet is nice for pounding in the small metal or plastic stakes, but pounding the big metal stakes into hard ground did leave some scars in the mallet's rubber head. It'd be nice if one side of it had a metal cap or something. The stake-puller is basically too weak to pull out any stakes that you can't just pull by hand, although it's nice to use so you don't strain your hands. It's completely worthless for pulling stakes from hard ground, and will just bend until it's wrecked. I'm going to buy a small crowbar instead. The dustpan is pretty flimsy. Mine immediately cracked along its edge, if I didn't receive it that way. It's also pretty difficult to put back in the bag. All in all, it's a cheap set, but you're basically just getting a decent mallet, 4 good stakes, and an occasionally-convenient stake puller. Oh, and the bag is pretty good.