The Big Peg

The Big Peg is far from just a peg! Its uses are many and varied, and only limited by your imagination. The ingenious design combines the basics of a traditional spring-loaded peg with an extra strong and long gripping area, together with an oversized pinching handle that doubles up as a stand that can also grip onto poles!

In its most basic form, The Big Peg works as just that…a peg. However, the extra-long and strong gripping area of The Big Peg makes its uses significantly more diverse. As a start, pegging things that traditional pegs struggle with, like thick blankets, rugs and towels onto a clothesline are a breeze even in a strong breeze! The gripping area is 58mm long and the mouth is 15mm wide when closed that doubles to 30mm when fully opened, so even the thickest blanket is consumed by The Big Peg. If that wasn’t enough, the right angle teeth at the end of the gripping area provides greater traction onto the item that is trying to be held in place! From there the uses of the gripping area are only limited by your imagination, from closing chook feed bags, hanging kid’s pictures to keeping moisture out of the breakfast cereal. Everyday a new use will appear.

The pinching handle, the ‘other end of the peg’ until now, has been seen as a one-trick pony! It has been reinvigorated through creating a concave area in the handle that works to grip onto a pole from 25 to 40mm. From tent poles to camp chairs, The Big Peg can be used to hold things like garbage bags, cooking utensils and lanterns with aplomb! The widening of the base of the handle into a triangular shape allows it to act as a stand and can hold things from mosquito coils to family photos in a vertical manner! Or use the pole clamp to hold a mosquito coil onto the side of a camp chair or tent pole when camping so nobody trips over it or burns themself! The Big Peg can hold a whole coil or just the broken bits and when it’s time to go to bed just place the burning end of the coil near the pinch point it will extinguish itself! Ingenious!

Crafted from 3mm 304 Stainless Steel rod they won’t rust and will hold their ‘springiness’ for years to come. If in the rumble and tumble of life The Big Peg gets a little bent out of shape, it is easy to bend back into place. Soon everyone will be asking “What that thing called?” …The Big Peg!!