Is there such a thing?

[wcd]

Just wondering if anyone knows of any wind resistant flags?

Seems like I am doing good to get more than 4 months out of them before they stat to tear.

 

[Sigblitz]

Yesterday, the flag pole folded up, and the flag impaled the top of a plant hanger.

 

[Cameramonkey]

Where are yours made? That could explain a lot.

Im replacing my 10YO flag this spring just because it is faded. Stitching is in great shape. (made in the USA)

 

[femurphy77]

US MADE: https://www.annin.com/

I've only had mine up for about 6 or 7 months but have pulled it down to inspect it several times and it's not showing a bit of wear yet!

 

[Emerson Dambiggins]

You might see if this is something like you want:

https://www.united-states-flag.com/qualsewampol.html

 

[wcd]

Where are yours made? That could explain a lot.

Im replacing my 10YO flag this spring just because it is faded. Stitching is in great shape. (made in the USA)

Yeah i think that may be it. We have 3 hanging across the front porch USMC, LEO, and United States flag. Looks like stitching seems to play a big part.

 

[wcd]

US MADE: https://www.annin.com/

I've only had mine up for about 6 or 7 months but have pulled it down to inspect it several times and it's not showing a bit of wear yet!

Looks like they may be exactly what I need.

Thanks

 

[Lumpy76]

We fly the flag on our asphalt plant at work. Way up there and at O'Hare so it is very windy. I run a healthy bit of clear silicone (RTV) down the edge and it really seems to help. Just smear it on both sides where they usually start to rip.