Panta Flag Pole for Outside In Ground, 16FT Sectional Flag Pole Kit, Extra Thick 14 Gauge Heavy Duty Aluminum Flagpole, Outdoor Flag Poles with 3x5 American Flag for Yard, Residential or Commercial

Well-made pole. It got bent after two hurricanes, but I pushed it straight with my tractor and have had no problem with it. Great Paul for the price I would highly recommend.

Easy to install even if your 75 years old

The flagpole itself is sturdy, and the cord and flag are good. Everything else is plastic, might not hold up in high heat, or very cold...time will tell. All in all the flagpoll and all the parts fit well together and it is very easy to construct. Screws and screwdriver come included.

This flag pole was much nicer than I expected, as I have been pricing a new pole for sometime. Much taller than I realized and a flag included. The only negative comment would be regarding the instructions. For someone with no mechanical ability or way of thinking they are useless. Just a paper with parts numbered and no written instruction as to putting the rope pulls attachment on.

This is a quality, well made American Flag. The colors are true, the stitching is well done to make the flag durable and able to take the wind. this flag will last for a long time.

Good size and sturdy. Easy install.

I don't usually leave reviews, but for this item, I will. It's JUNK!! The directions are terrible, as you would commonly expect from "that" foreign country. Ah, you might say, are a dumby that can't put three pipes together. No! The problem is which pole to put the top on. After you figure that out, you realize the flag will wrap around the pole in the wind at all, because the top is fixed in place. That's if you can get the top on without it cracking, which I could not. It is "cheap" plastic when it should have been like the poles . . . Aluminum. Finally got the cheap plastic top on and screwed the ball on top and set the pole aside. Not five minutes later, the ball fell off, broken at the end of the threads. This is when I noticed that the "cheap" plastic top with the pulley end was cracked in three places. Well, being mister fix it if I can, I epoxied the whole darn top, ball and all. How long this will last is anybody's guess. Trust me on this one; don't waste your $72. Buy a pole that's made in the good ole US of A.

Compared to other flag poles this one is fairly sturdy. Not, it appears, as sturdy as advertised. I removed one section, shortening the pole to make it wobble less in stronger winds.