MooreRed Pennant Map Push Pins

Self-explanatory - there are maybe 20-25 pins, although there are more flags than pins, so you have extras left over. Also, as you can likely see in the picture, you have to assemble the flags, but that's not too hard. However, several of the flags have the holes cut incorrectly, and leave the back of the flag open (the one time you *want* a hanging chad!), so the flag will not stay attached to the pin, rendering it useless. I suppose that's why they give you extra flags, because there's no quality control or checking.Given the pricing, they more than cover their costs of supplying too many flags - there might be 25 cents worth of material/costs for the manufacturer here.On the plus side, they do work and look alright - the flags themselves are maybe an inch long and about a half an inch high, while the pins are about an inch and a half long. They've worked so far for marking locations on a map.

Not impressed. For the $$$, the flags were not put together w/the pins. I have gotten other map pins for less and were heavier duty too.

Nothing like described AND not enough pins to go with the flags.

I had received some of the pendants from a coworker and needed additional. I ordered these and when they arrived the ones they sent are actually square instead of pendant shaped. I had to try and cut them to match the ohters. Very disappointed!

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