Flagpole recommendations?

[Peeping Tortuga]

Anyone have a particular flagpole that has worked well for them or a flagpole I should stay away from? Telescopic, one piece, vendor (local or online), etc…?

When looking online, they can range from $500+ to $80 and both have great reviews which doesn’t make sense. Obviously you get what you pay for and I want something that lasts. Thank you in advance.

[AntlerCollector]

https://kronbergsflagsandflagpoles.com/

Check these guys out. They are located in Houston

[captainsling]

I got the telescopic from Harbor Freight. It has lasted a few years already. Price was right.

[boy wonder]

I have a telescopic and it's been fine for >10 years, not sure of the brand. My old Supervisor bought it at a Shriner's convention.

[cwill]

I got the telescopic from Harbor Freight. It has lasted a few years already. Price was right.

Same here. It was around $40 I think

[dwactx]

Ameritexflags.com

Best ones made IMO

DW

[friscopaint]

good thread, mine didn't survive storms this week

[ClayW]

Ameritexflags.com

Best ones made IMO

DW

This

[MossyRockRanch]

https://www.libertyflagpoles.com/ Im pretty sure this is who I bought my telescoping pole from and they were at the Dallas Safari Club a few years back.

[waffles]

I built mine out if 2 7/8 drill stem

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[Peeping Tortuga]

Thanks all, will check these out!!

[coachmas]

I have a 20’ Titan telescopic pole. No complaints so far after 2+ years.

[Wampuscat]

I have a 25ft one piece flag pole from Kronbergs in Houston for around $600. I’m sure the sectional poles are fine. It was money well spent. We really like that it doesn’t flex in the wind like our old telescopic one did. The telescopic flagpole was from USAFlagpoles.com and was about $250. The section buttons started coming loose at a year old, and even though it was still under warranty, we replaced it.

[Snakelover]

The only advice I have is buy cheap nylon flags and just plan on replacing them more often. The problem with the expensive fabric sewn flags is they soak up a lot more water in a storm and become very heavy and wind resistant. In a strong enough wind from a bad storm, they can literally cause a flagpole to snap in two. Even one that is rated for high winds.

[Tex21]

https://kronbergsflagsandflagpoles.com/




Check these guys out. They are located in Houston

We put one in Friday and used these guys