Consummate25 Pack Solid Blue Flag Small Mini Plain Blue DIY Flags On Stick,Party Decorations for Parades,Grand Opening,Kids Birthday,Party Events Celebration, 8.2 x 5.5 inchs,11.8 inchs

My friend is dating this really crazy chick. All my buddies have been trying to get him to end the relationship but he wont. I send these red flags to him and he was pretty mad at me. After talking he realized she was making him miserable and dumped her. He didn't notice the red flags she was giving off but he damn well saw the ones I sent him.

Not a bad flag for the price, but lasted for only one day on a weekend wheeling trip. It is a single layer flag, and the edges are 'burnt' to keep them from fraying. Unfortunately, that doesn't help very much. After a days use, the flag began to fray. If you want them for decoration only, then yes. I would recommend them. But they are thin and not durable in any fashion.

Attractive looking but extremely lightweight. You will have to mount the flags on the poles. The poles are basically plastic straws with a gold colored topper on one end.I wanted a smaller banner more proportionate to the "flagpole" so I ended up trimming off half the flag length and cutting the part that goes on the pole into two, so I made 2 small flags from each red banner. Needed some ingenuity to thread the flags into the poles.I believe I will get some bamboo skewers and coat them in Gorilla Glue and slide them inside the length of the straws if I want them to be stronger. The assembled flags are actually rather pretty the way they are. Just structurally a bit ridiculous IMO.

I used these for sublimation. Very thin. As soon as we waved the flag the lining started to come out. The end melted so I figured away to let it hang and move the design. Looking for another vendor.

These are very thin and flimsy and poorly made. The fabric is thinner than paper and completely see thru. The fabric isn't cut straight jagged edges.I attempted to transfer an image onto the flag the ink completely blurred and smeared. As I attempted to insert the stick the threads came apart as the stick is sliding in and the plastic covering split.I am very disappointed at this complete waste of money.

I didn't notice these weren't the metal stakes. The plastic won't sink into the ground unless it's soft dirt. Not very handy and you have to put the flags on yourself which is a PAIN

Bought a pack for my brother's wedding - definitely better quality material than the ones at Party City (and for a better price).Assembly is quick and easy - you just insert the pole into the hole on the side of each flag. I ended up tacky gluing a photo to each and it stayed perfect!

Can't use the plactic "straw" flag sticks in sod or compacted ground. The plastic sticks are no thicker than drinking straws and easiy crumple when stressed. Yes, they would be fine for kids, parties as toys. If you want to stick them in the ground then make a hole with a steel rod and then gently insert the flag. I'll do this extra step as I don't have time to re-order or return. They were cheap so no tears.