Taylor Made Products 8424 U S Review

Ride a big 4x4 pickup Salute and respect to America. Vietnam War veteran and retired intelligence agent. All possible stars and thank you.

I have two of these with inferior stitching - the build quality of the materials is amazing but needs a little improvement

It's on my boat and I leave it on top when towing. I've done over 750 miles on the highway at 65 mph this summer, another 150 miles on the water at 30 mph, and it still looks great.

Purchased for a 20 foot 12" x 24" boat. It is well made of nylon with brass bushings. The stars are sewn onto a blue field, as are the red stripes. This product should last for years of daily use.

This flag flies proudly in front of our house. Bought a nautical grade flag as it will shine 24/7 all year round. We have had Taylor Made flags in the past and they are well made. We need a flag that can withstand Michigan's extreme weather. God bless America!

Taylor Made make a high quality Nylon USA Flag. The fabric is dense, the seams are neat and tidy. Patches are separate pieces of fabric sewn together with a double stitch. The stars are neatly embroidered, and the end of the flag is folded in half and four-stitched to protect against the wind. Brass bushings and double fabric binding on the post side. Sturdy construction and quality materials, with excellent craftsmanship. Worth the price. And best of all: MADE IN THE USA.

I bought this flag to put on my motorcycle. I was satisfied with the quality of the product. I wanted to raise the American flag on a Medal of Honor trip in Gainesville, Texas. I hoped he would make it through the journey without being torn to pieces. Not only did the flag survive that ride, I've flown it several times at speeds in excess of 70 miles per hour since then. I recommend when you receive your flag that you take a lighter and gently melt or singe any loose threads so they don't…

I ordered this American flag to hang in my virtual work office. But the quality is terrible. I have attached photos. There were a lot of threads sticking out that I had to cut off. In some places the stripes were uneven (see image where the legs meet the stars). It's hard to see in the picture, but at this point it's about 1/4 inch shorter than the other parts. In other words, some stripes are not parallel. There are places where the fabric folds or overlaps, resulting in overhangs and jagged…