U.S. Marine Corps Flag on a Stick
$3.65 - $14.35
Need help? Click to call (262) 783-4800 9AM to 5PM CST, Monday through Friday
Need help? Click to call (262) 783-4800 9AM to 5PM CST, Monday through Friday
Fast shipping, 100% made in the USA, Marine Corps flags. Available in three different fabrics (for different wind conditions) and many different sizes. If you need help selecting the correct flag for your conditions call our office during normal business hours. We love to help our customers.
MATERIAL TYPES & APPLICATION
Poly-Cotton - Affordable- Outdoor use - low-high wind conditions
Endura-Nylon – Long-lasting, in normal to high-wind conditions (Commercial Quality)
2-Ply Polyester – Longest lasting, high-wind, high-gust, best for coastal regions (Commercial Quality)
Extra Reinforced – Four additional rows of double stitching to increase flag life
Don't know what size to buy? Check out our Flag Size Chart.
Purchased high wind flag. It arrived quickly as promised. Has heavy wear guard nylon reinforcement (horsehair) stitched into the snap end of the flag. So far so good, hanging in sustained 10-15mph wind, stood up well to 2 storms 1 at 45mph gusts and the other 20mph gusts.Image is only on one side but it is a vibrant coloring.
Very good quality.
Very good quality.
Proud to fly this flag over my house, well made attractive and durable
Proud to fly this flag over my house, well made attractive and durable
We live in a high wind area, so this is the first time I have tried this flag, so am hopeful it will hold up well. We have gotten the extreme wind American flags and have been very impressed with their durability.
Still amazed how quickly the flag arrived-you get the 5 star rating from me. You will also get my next order. Jim Ellison
This was just as advertised and a well made flag. A great value. I would purchase other flags from this company.
Can't say as I have not hoisted them yet. Previous flags still up, have not worn out yet. They feel tuff, ought to last a long time. I am impressed with your service though. Check with me about Oct as that is about when I normally take them down for the winter.