Final Approach Double Trouble Two-Sided Goose Flag

Garbage. Not only a problem with this flag but every other flag out there. Flags should come with triple stitched ends and the tips of the Fiberglas should be melted or rounded off. With any flags you buy, melt some rubber on the ends of the fiberglass prior to assembly and it will take care of it. A flag is essential to any good goose hunt. I wish these companies would make them last at least one season.

Poles popped through the material before ever hitting the field. Fixed temporarily with a zip tie, then it rained while hunting and the white paint started to fall off immediately. The hanging strap on the storage bag tore almost completely off hanging under its own weight. If you intend on actually using this product as intended, I suggest not buying this piece of garbage. No idea what FA was thinking releasing a product this lame. Will be returning ASAP!

Hard to put together especially in the field. Also, the rod pierced through the material before I even hunted it. I had to sew the material.

These flags are horrible. The fiberglass shafts are too long and they poke through wing ends after just 1 days hunt. I bought 2. And 2 broke same day.

Poles broke through the end of the wings on the first attempt to flag. Dont waist your time.

Junk,used three times then the spars poked out the wings.Had to sew them up

The horizontal poles broke through the webbing almost instantly. I had to add extra material and pull out the sewing machine.

Worst flag out there broke tiny string holding the back on the handle part. Only got about two good waves then it came apart like a child's dollar store toy!

These flags are garbage. Didn’t get a day out of the first one I opened. Wing wire poked out through second flap. Handle is chinzey. Junk.