Norway Flag 3' x 5' Ft 210D Nylon Premium Outdoor Norwegian Flag

Great quality flag, thick nylon, heavy stitching. The colors are rich and deep, not light and dinky like a lot of other cheap manufacturers use. I flew my Norweigan flag below my American flag for the 4th of July weekend, and it looked amazing. I got a lot of compliments from my neighbors.I've been flying it outside about a week now, and so far it's held up through moderate wind and rain. No tearing or loose stitches yet. This one is 2x3, the perfect size for my 10' flagpole. For a taller pole, I'd pick the next size up.It isn't "government issue" quality, so I don't expect it to last years and years in harsh outdoor conditions. If I get 2 years of use from it, I'll consider that a fair price for a decent product.

I have a collection of over 40 flags that I fly in rotation. I've been given a number of lightweight polyester flags that fly nicely as long as they last, but must be retired long before a high quality, sewn nylon flag such as this one. While the US government only expects 90 days of continuous use from a flag, I have had flags of similar construction last more than 20 years when flown monthly and "rested" the rest of the time (so yes, 240+ days of actual use). I have also found that sewn construction in which each panel of fabric is one color lasts much longer than a printed flag. It took me a while to find this flag, but I am very satisfied with its construction.

Very good quality flag and a great price. Highly recommend.

So nice and made of quality that someone decided they wanted it for themselves and took mine 2 days after I hung it up

It is very durable but where I live, there are significantly HIGH winds. My first one got ragged after about a year. I also had to put up a sign saying “This is a Norwegian flag!” after so many people asked, “Is that a Nazi flag? Is that a confederate battle flag?” The depth of ignorance in this country is sad!

More expensive than others, but seems to be a high-quality flag. Good colors and strong stitching. Flew for Norwegian Constitution Day, and it survived a pretty strong thunderstorm without any problem.

I mostly like this flag. The colors are, to my mind, very correct and match the image Michael Walker posted in his review exaclty The only thing I can fault MY flag for (and this is why it loses stars for overall rating and value) is white thread on the reverse side of the Nordic cross, where the blue material is sewn to the white, continuing over the vertical part of the cross!!! They really should have changed to blue thread to traverse the cross or have done the back side of the stripes in blue thread too, even though that's the top side of the white material (hope that makes sense to you?). That's actually a pretty big deal to me, but that side of the flag is on the far side of our walkway, so nobody is ever going to see it, which is the only reason I can live with it.

I haven’t hung my flag outside yet, but it appears to be very good quality. I display 40 flags during the summer season at a marina that gets high wind. So my flags only last one season. But it looks great!