4x6' Battle Tough US Flag, All-Weather Nylon, Made in USA by Gettysburg Flag Works

I'm happy with the flag's bright colors and durable feel. We'll see how they hold up over time, but I expect it to last for awhile.I was disappointed with two aspects of the flag, however. First, there is a prominent logo stamped on on the white edge, which is visible as the flag flies. Second, the flag is somewhat one-sided. It looks really nice from one side. The backside, however, is a bit candy cane-ish. The stitching matches the red and white stripes on one side of the flag, but contrasts with the stripes on the other side. It is odd looking up close, but less noticeable when flying.

You get what you pay for. A Gettysburg flag is a little more than the others out there but it is for sure a lot better. Our flag hangs outIn the Arizona sun and heat 24/7. The last one lasted 6 years before we replaced it. Colors only really started to fade in the last year. Our neighbors with the cheaper flags were replacing them every other year due to fading and ripping.

Flag appears well made. Have not put it up yet as we are waiting to get house pressure washed. Hopefully this flag will last for awhile here in Florida with our strong sun and winds. Tough to write solid review on something that you have not used yet, just basing on appearance. Biggest issues I have had with other suppliers of flags is fading quickly and bottom fraying, so we will see. I have purchased other things from Gettysburg Flag Works and they are a “stand-up” company with very solid customer service.

Gettysburg Flag Works goes all out with packaging; beautifully folded flag in a custom-sized box with product description, all secured in a water proof packaging.The two biggest surprises were the size of the flag and the stitching quality. I am accustomed to these cheap flags bought from local stores, which are smaller, thinner and crappy.The material, stitching and hardware are remarkable. I've flown other 3' X 5' flags on my 50-foot flag pole and the fly end always frayed. The fly end on the Battle Tough flag is folded over about 1-inch and quadruple stitched. Each red and white stripe is individually double stiched along all four sides. The field of blue and stars is a single piece of material with individually embroidered stars. The header has two solid brass grommets in a canvas-looking material that is folded along the length and width and then double stitched, which makes a sturdy support.I couldn't be happier with my purchase.

I've been buying flags for 20 years these are the best and highest quality flags I have ever bought. I got the Battle Tough and the Steadfast for high winds. After 60 days of Oklahoma winds the Battle flag is still like new. My old flags would have to be replaced in 30 more days. I'm anxious to see how long these will last, but so far I'm very impressed. Much heavier fabric and stitching is way beyond what other companies offer. I'll never buy the cheaper flags again these are worth the extra cost. Highly recommend👍👍🇺🇲🇺🇲

It didn't last very long before the tail started unraveling . i purchased in May of last year was unraveling by August.I suggest that you reinforce the last 6 inches of the flag and maybe that would keep it from unraveling..

In the 7mths I've flown this American Made flag, no issues in a high wind area on a hill. When it's calm everywhere else it's windy here. If I would be flying the standard box store high wind flags, I'd be on my 4th or 5th do to the wind and construction. It's now December in Pennsylvania we will see what the future entails

The stitching may be "Battle Tough", but the white material needs to go back to basic training. The flag didn't last three months in the Florida sun and inland breeze.