Taylor Made Products 57926 Charlevoix Boat Flag Clip , Black

Worked great on our 24 foot boat.

As advertised 5 Star *****

I was wanting a flag on the boat. This turned my night pole mounted indicator on top of my Bimini into a flag pole less than a minute. Easy to use, very secure....and cheap. Glad I went this direction on it. Its designed for round poles and won't work on square at all.

These work well but the top clip does drop a little - use it for my flag on my pontoons light post

These seem okay but are too small for any diameter rail on our boat. They are quick close and release but also seem like they will not last long. Seem a little flimsy for marine use.

Although the main description of this item on Amazon reads: "Taylor Made Products 57926 Charlevoix Boat Flag Clip , Black"... This should read: CLIPS (plural). It's a single package, but you get TWO Clips inside the manufacturers package. I've attached photos to support this. I previously ordered a Flag Pole with US Flag kit from another retailer, but manufactured by Taylor Made, which included a US Flag, a 3 Foot 3/4" aluminum pole and these Charlevoix clips. I plan on mounting this flag and pole to my Honda Goldwing Motorcycle. Keep in mind, these clips are nylon and are rated up to 50 MPH attached to a flag on a pontoon boat. I plan on pressing the limits of these clips. I'm not quite sure if the clips will simply break after 50 MPH or the circular clip portion that goes through the brass grommets on the flag will just straighten out and become unattached from the flag. The actual direct wind speed hitting the flag behind my motorcycle in an air pocket, might not ever reach 50 MPH. Time will tell. They are made of nylon and not plastic, so they do have some flexibility in them. Otherwise, these clips should do the trick for your application if needing to use these for standard flag flying use on a boat or wherever you plan on using them.

Sturdy and easy to use. Flapping a flag into the wind on a boat, however, may cause these to slide up or down the mast, compressing the flag. The easy fix is to use a thin, quarter inch band of duct tape (Mac Giver's fix-all) where the sliding takes place. I have used these all summer on by boat flag and there are no problems.

Made a PVC flag pole (similar to the one in the photo) that slides over a steel rebar that rotates when the wind blows. Was using zip ties threaded through holes to hold the flag in place until if found these Flag Clips. Fit perfectly around the PVC pipe and securely holds the flag in place. Since I have 2 different size flags I purchased 2 set of clips for the pole. The photo is just an example of the type of pole; it does not have the clips.

When used on a boat lasts about half a summer.