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This is by far the best made flag we have had the pleasure to purchase. The triple stitching on the Flag holds up well to the high winds we get in Calgary. I would recommend it.

Put up Aug 23 and replaced today.so 13 months. Missouri weather, Hot sun,high wind, rain, ice, and snow I fly it from a 20 ft pole in front yard 24/7 ( Illuminated at night of course) Didn't fade but started tearing at corners.So costs about a dollar a month to fly. Worth it.

Beautiful flag, you would never get anything like this in Canada.

Great size and I like the quality of the thickness and stitching. So far it has held up in several summer storms. Unfortunately it will fade. Now I realize the product doesn’t boast a fade-resistant quality, but I’ve only had my flag since June, so I didn’t expect the fading to happen in 2 months. But other than that, it’s very nice.

I’m impressed. I purchased this, rather ordinary, inexpensive, light weight, flag knowing it would last about six months as that is the known average time flags subjected to the intense sunlight, hot, and very windy environment of my Southern California home will last. I’ve ‘invested” in flags costing a lot more that claim longevity and while they did hold up better than average, they also faded to the point I didn’t want them on display. Some made of woven material were too heavy to easily flip over the pole in the wind and, instead, wound themselves around the flag pole on a daily basis.To my delight, this inexpensive, woven polyester flag is outperforming flags costing many times more. I believe the main reason this one is holding up so well is that it is very light weight. The light weight allows it to spin around the flagpole easily so it doesn’t suffer from being whipped by the wind, instead it “goes with the flow”. If the wind is intense, it simply flips over the pole at a faster rate. I've also noted, to its credit, the material is still vibrant after three months of exposure to the intense Southern California sunlight. I don't want to get ahead of myself because it hasn't been around the full six months but, by all measures, this flag appears to be a winner.