Customer Reviews for VEVOR 25FT Detachable Flagpole Kit, Heavy Duty Aluminum Alloy Flag Pole Kit in Ground for Outdoor, 3 Display Modes Flagpole with Professional Accessories, Black

I love it, was easy to install looks great in the yard. Love the black style and easy to lower and raise

I'm using this as a push-up portable mast for amateur radio antennas of all kinds. I own both the 20 and 25 feet long masts and am very happy with them. I did take some worm gear hose clamps, put on shrink tube sleeves to cushion them, and then put them on the poles. This will prevent them from the slight chance they should collapse due to wind. So far they lock real well without the clamps but I don't want to take a chance. What is really great about these is that they hardly bend so the entire length is usable, unlike the fiberglass poles,

I put this up, leaving 1 segment out. I filled 10 feet up with fiberglass rebar because I had seen where some people complained about others being bent over in strong winds. This is really thin. Had it 6 months through huge storms and its held up just fine. Solid set up.

I really like this flag pole. The American flag is kind of flimsy and the grommets are plastic but other than that it's perfect for my camper.

Could be a bit thicker to prevent blowing in the wind so easily. The pole bows

Well, the pole is a good price and I witness it bending during a bad storm and thought for sure it was going to snap but it didn’t. It’s difficult to tighten and loosen to lower the pole. My Dad always said, “you get what you pay for” I still afraid it will snap at some point but for now, flags are flying.

This is a great price for a telescoping flagpole that's why I decided to get it. Once I put it in the ground I extended it to the full length. It was fine for a couple of weeks but then one of the sections slid down and wouldn't hold. It handles the wind better at the shorter length, however I would like it taller.

but don't expect the black coating to be resistant to anything. Didn' t matter in my case but it's definitely not anodizing (or a real bad one) It gets scratched every time you extend/retract it

Not heavy-duty poles, but they work fine. I have to bring it down when windy

Seems to be a nice pole it looks really nice but I’m worried about how it going to do in a thunderstorm we’ve had 30mph winds and it’s still up but it was swaying a lot I believe it could be built a little heavier