Secure, simple anchors designed for ice fishing tents and winter shelters. These coneshaped ice tent nails hold fabric grommets, stake loops and guy lines firmly in packed ice so your shelter stays put in wind and cold. Why you need it Prevents blownaway tents: provides a reliable anchor point in frozen surfaces where regular tent stakes fail. Fast and easy setup: insert and twist or press into ice, attach your tent loop or rope, and you're ready. Reusable and lowmaintenance: built for repeated use in subzero conditions and simple to clean and store. Key benefits and what makes it different Designed for ice: the wide cone profile distributes load across the ice surface to reduce pullthrough and increase holding power. Coldready materials: constructed from weatherresistant materials that tolerate freezing temperatures and resist corrosion and cracking. Compact and portable: small footprint fits easily in a gear bag and keeps your shelter kit lightweight. Versatile attachment: works with most tents, popup shelters, windbreaks and portable structures that use grommets, stake loops, or guy lines. Product attributes Functionality: acts as an anchor/holder for tents and shelters on frozen lakes and snowy ground; secures guy lines and loops to prevent movement. Compatibility: suitable for most icefishing tents, popup shelters, windbreaks and similar portable outdoor shelters with standard stake loops or tieoff points. Size and portability: compact, handsized anchors that are easy to carry and store with other fishing gear. Material and durability: made from durable, weatherresistant components engineered for coldweather performance and repeated use. Performance: provides stable anchoring on packed ice and compact snow; resists wind lift and lateral movement. Typical uses Anchoring an ice fishing shelter over a hole to keep it steady while you fish in windy conditions. Securing a popup winter windbreak or bait tent on a frozen lake during short trips or multiday ice fishing outings. Holding down small outdoor equipment or signage on packed snow and frozen ground at winter events or work sites. How to use Place the cone point down on the packed ice where you want the anchor. Push or twist the anchor into the ice until the wide base is seated. Attach the tent grommet, stake loop, or guy line to the of the anchor and tension as needed. To remove, twist/pull and lift out, then rinse and dry before storage. Care and storage Rinse off ice and debris after use, dry thoroughly to avoid trapped moisture, and store in a dry bag or box with other tent hardware. Inspect regularly for cracks or wear and if damaged to maintain reliable holding strength. Practical advantages Improves safety by keeping shelter in place and reducing risk of collapse from wind. Saves time setting up and taking down shelters, allowing more time for fishing. Lightweight and unobtrusive addition to any icefishing kit. Compatible with typical icefishing setups and useful for anglers, outdoor workers, and winter campers who need dependable anchor points on frozen surfaces.