Heavy Duty 25 FT Flag Pole, 13 Gauge Extra Thick Aluminum Flagpole Kit with Embroidered Stars 3x5 American Flag for Outside House In Ground, 80MPH Wind Tested

The pole at my folks house snapped in the wind...this one is thicker and easy to install...great with 2 flags, of course I ordered without measuring, but it's very tall and my dad is very happy and that's what counts

When I opened the box I thought it came from wish! Cheap and thin tubes that I did not think would last at all. However, I put it up anyways and it works great. I installed a light on top of the pole and 2 flags attached. It is t a product I would say is of great quality, but it does work and looks great. I will say the pvc pipe it comes with is a joke and could only serve as a barrier between your concrete and the metal pole. It’s super thin and could not have any strength. So, I did throw it away and use actual PVC. I’m very happy with the setup. We’ve had some storms in Indiana with high winds and I did not think the pole would hold up, but it has with zero damage or signs of any wear. I 100% recommend this product.

Update: Customer service has helped in resolving this issue. Lasted about 8 months. Had a storm roll in last week with gusts up to 40-45 mph and now the poles are bent. If you live in a non windy area I’d say sure by it, otherwise would not recommend.

This pole replaced a pole that lasted 6 years. This one is double the price and much heavier than the one it replaced. It is also 5 feet longer. I don't live in a very windy area so I believe the FFILY will last longer. Like a lot of reviews point out the hardware is on the cheap side. My biggest complaint is the rope pulley is not threaded for American 1/2-inch x 13 threads like most toppers are including my Eagle topper. So I had to tap it out with my 1/2-inch tap. Everyone does not have a 1/2-inch tap in their shop. Not a big deal for me but I should not have to do that. And the rope pulley set screw looked like it would fail to me so I drilled a hole in the pole for the set screw, so it could screw all the way through the pole. It was still rocking side to side so I drilled 2 more holes 90 degrees from the set screw, 180 degrees apart from each other and inserted rivets. Now it is solid. The rope is heavy duty in my opinion. The pole is up now and looks great. Overall, I am happy. The test of time is pending

This is easily put together. We live in an area of strong winds, Oregon coast. So far this hasn’t had any problems!

This flag after 4 months of use. Taken down during strong wind events. Not very durable, cheap nylon. Flag pole has stationary mounts for flag so constantly wrapping around pole.

Great flag pole, like the black. It's held up great, have 2 flags flying on it and it's been windy as hell, last pole bent and broke I'd say we've had 60 mph winds. The pole is fine my concrete footing loosened up and shifted.

Great looks. Thinner than what I was led to believe. Fully erected it definitely sways more than I would like to see. A lot more plastic than I hoped for in the truck. The carabiners are very flimsy and I hope last a year.