Windshield Repair Forum

Below is an image of a swooper flag that was provided by Time2Shine.

Time2Shine wrote:The swooper flag is 16 feet tall and is supported by a 3 piece pole and held up by a very sturdy ground stake.

im wondering were you get them from?

Let me take a big breath so I can say it one more time for the others.

If you read some of the previous threads, You will get the answer you are looking for........

Why don't you just man up and put it in your profile?

when I see 100% using profiles then I will. Till then I will keep a few of you in the dark.

just chippen away wrote:when I see 100% using profiles then I will. Till then I will keep a few of you in the dark.

In the dark about where to acquire "Swooper Flags"? Have you tried Google?

I have a good source for purchasing the Swooper Flags. If Brent permits, I'll post the name/link here. If not, PM me.

Paul

Guys,

try not to get caught up in a riff, raff! Easy now!

Het just send me a PM like the guy above me and I will simply send you the link my friends!

paulrsf wrote:I have a good source for purchasing the Swooper Flags. If Brent permits, I'll post the name/link here. If not, PM me.

Paul

It's probably fine, but please send me the link first and I will let you know for sure. Thanks.

The wind here is fierce!!!! One of my swooper poles was bent about 20 degrees in it. I dont know what sort of gust can do that. The poles are quality...mother nature is simply amazing....I tried with all my might to bend it back and couldnt even budge it....not even a lil....soooo in high winds you might wanna keep the flags in the trunk....the flags themselves are great not a rip in all the wind...the poles are thick and sturdy...I am 6'1 240 lbs solid...couldn't even budge it to bend it back straight...heres a pic of me to let you see the shear strength of the wind we deal with here...this guy couldn't move it...