AMMSUN Adjustable Portable Umbrella Base, Upgraded Heavy Duty Metal Holder-Stand-Sand Grass Auger,for Flag, Umbrella, Fishing Rod, Outdoor Park Patio Beach Ground Ideal for Use in Soil, Grass

Exactly what I needed fits a 1.25 umbrella pole snug so overall worked great and feels secure

Very sturdy and easy to drive into the ground (I used a rubber mallet because my hands aren't very strong). I used them for my tea pot garden ladies. I used 3/4" PVC poles, and they lean a bit, but I plan to shim them up.

Bought this to use at camp. It honestly holds very well for how simple it is. I like that i can just stab it into soil anywhere and pop up my umbrella. I would not trust this in soft soil or sand. Its hard to get into the ground around gravel. Its made pretty sturdy. I would feel better if it had 3 or 4 ground prongs but for the two, I have not had it blow my umbrella over yet.

this worked well for my umbrella. you need to make sure that you really stick it in the ground well and that your umbrella is heavy enough to not fly out of it when heavy winds come through. this is pretty hidden once in the ground which i like.

Nice umbrella holders when you have some bare ground. I got rid of my big bulky stands. I removed the plastic on the top to pound them in. It does a little damage because our ground is so hard and full of rocks, but work great.

Works great! Just make sure if you have a storm coming in to hold the umbrella down and possibly even remove it so you don't uproot or bend the anchor or the umbrella Pole.

These are otherwise great and I would recommend them, but you have to hammer them in. When you do, you destroy the plastic inserts on top. If you take them out, you still warp the crap out of the metal. It's a glaring design flaw, but otherwise much better than other bulky, gaudy, tacky, expensive bases out there.

What a great ground stake for your umbrellas! These are well designed and manufactured with stout materials. We especially like the flexibility of easily and quickly changing the location of placement if necessary. The spikes can be pushed into softer ground or, using a wood block (prevents damage) and hammer, you can insert it into more stubborn ground. I took the plastic size inserts out first. Once these are all the way in they are VERY stable. The assorted plastic rings work well for our different sized umbrella poles. Five stars for a great product.

I had bought a plastic one of these that "drills" into the ground. It was flimsy for a heavy umbrella. I was nervous about the weld on this one before it arrived but it looked very strong out of the box. It's been outside in storms for weeks and still standing.

It bounces a lot it should have 3 points not only 2

Holds up 7ft sun-umbrella quite well. Easily transportable. Parents: Tip of my spike is blunted just in case someone (children) contacts it - good safety feature.

It works well for bigger umbrellas. It is expensive though imo... But it did the job all summer everyday it is starting to bend a bit though which is problematic I dont think its a very heavy/sturdy metal. You definitely need a rubber hammer or something like that to put it into the ground.

Works well for awhile, but if the ground is damp, it will fall over. Not as stable as I was hoping,