60-Degree Angled Drip Stakes, Pack of 100

Stop Losing Drip Lines to a Bend They Were Never Built For

Forcing 1/4" tubing into a sharp 90-degree turn is one of the most common ways a drip system quietly starts failing — the tubing crimps at the bend, water flow slows or stops, and mineral deposits start building up right at the point of stress.

These 60-degree angled drip stakes are built around that exact problem. Their angle works with the natural curve of rubber tubing instead of fighting it, so the line bends smoothly into place rather than kinking — delivering smoother, more consistent water flow straight down to the plant site.

Sold in a pack of 100, they're sized for outfitting a full bench or row of short drip lines in one purchase, with plenty on hand for any future expansion.

Key Features & Benefits

• 60-degree angle matched to tubing's natural curve — lets 1/4" tubing bend smoothly into place instead of crimping at a forced 90-degree turn.
• Virtually eliminates kinks and clogs — keeps water moving consistently by avoiding the crimp points where flow typically slows or stops.
• Stops mineral deposits at the connection point — reduces the buildup that tends to form where stressed tubing meets a stake or fitting.
• Smoother water delivery than standard stakes — directs flow more evenly from the tubing straight down to the plant site.
• Ideal for short downward-facing drip runs — purpose-suited to lines that point directly down at individual plant sites.
• Pack of 100 — covers a full bench or row in one purchase, with extras on hand for repairs and expansion.

Who Should Use These Angled Drip Stakes

These stakes suit any grower running a drip irrigation system with 1/4" tubing who's tired of troubleshooting clogged or kinked lines at the plant site — particularly anyone setting up new rows or benches and wanting to avoid the bend-related problems that crop up with standard straight or sharply-angled stakes from the start.

Setting Up a Full Row Without the Usual Headaches

As you route each line to its plant site, let the tubing settle into the stake's 60-degree angle rather than forcing it straight down — that's the bend the stake is designed to support, and fighting it defeats the purpose. With 100 stakes in the pack, you can outfit an entire bench or row and still have spares ready for any line that needs adjusting later.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why a 60-degree angle instead of a straight or 90-degree stake?

A 90-degree turn forces rubber tubing into a bend it resists, which is what causes most kinks and clogs — the 60-degree angle works with the tubing's natural curve instead, letting it bend smoothly into place.

What size tubing does this fit?

These stakes are built for 1/4" tubing, the standard size used in most drip irrigation setups.

Will these help with mineral buildup?

Yes — by reducing the stress at the connection point, they help stop the mineral deposits that tend to form where strained tubing meets a fitting.

What kind of drip runs are these best for?

They're ideal for short lengths of tubing that point straight down at individual plant sites, delivering smoother, more direct water flow.

How many stakes come in a pack?

Each pack includes 100 stakes — enough to outfit a full bench or row with spares left over for later additions or repairs.