LEMY Flag Pole Aluminum Sectional Flagpole Kit Outdoor Halyard Pole W/ 3'x5' US Flag,Top Ball,In-Ground Pole and Hardware (16ft)

Idk man. Sitting here and just installed the pole. I’ll be honest i think the wind may take this this. I’m gonna sit here and booze watching how the pole lasts through this rather low wind. I. Will let you know. I’m suspecting it will not last the night! Dang! And this is Syracuse by. I’ll keep my fingers crossed.

It's a bight lightweight and some plastic parts should be metal but overall I love it. I would advise getting a 2" sch 40 PVC or ABS instead of the included sleve. They will fit a lot tighter and give less wobble in the wind.

The ends are numbered so it's very easy to assemble. I put the solar light from my last flagpole on it w/o any issues. We just had a wicked storm that had some pretty intense wind gusts and dropped about four inches of rain. The pole held up fine but the rope snapped an inch or so where I tied the knot. I made fresh cuts on the rope, seared the ends and tied a new knot. While I was snugging up the knot I could hear the rope tearing, I pulled a bit harder and it broke. Grabbed a spot several inches from the end and repeated the process with the same results. It didn't even last three months.

I was looking for relatively cheap, tall, flag poles that I would put up and take down on a regular basis for entertainment purposes. They serve that purpose well. I would not use them for a long term solution for a permanent flagpole as they are (especially at the 20/25 foot level) very flimsy and don't do well in high winds.

I dug a 2’ hole 8” round, taped off the end of the sleeve and set it in concrete. I was expecting the sections to be a little more ridged as the add does say “Heavy Duty”. I don’t dislike it and has been up for a few weeks now. I like it!

I was expecting not a diameter adjusting per pole, but a set size diameter. Each pole gradually gets bigger from truck to the base. Once I followed the numbers in order, pole assembled quickly. It is extremely lightweight, and I do not expect it to hold up in any strong winds. Given how heavy duty my previous flag pole was and yet it snapped at the tapered end of the base pole during a freak windstorm, I should not judge. Overall, this was a inexpensive purchase and I have no complaints.

For the cost of this flagpole, you can't go wrong. A very good deal.. The only thing that I don't like is that the rope seems a little "cheesy", but so far it works.

Lemy’s flagpole does not stand up to wind speed as low as 7 to 15 mph over time, which are common in most areas. Because of its sectional design, the first sectional pole’s joint above ground level snapped off due to the persistent flexing created by moderate wind conditions. My flagpole snapped within six months after I installed it per the manufacture’s instruction. I repaired the pole by installing a 3-foot piece of PVC drainpipe of the same diameter inside the section that broke off, but the next winding condition cause it to snap at the same joint. A pole that falls over in mild to medium wind conditions is dangerous, so I am retiring the Lemy’s flagpole and replacing it with a more solid pole.