Yes there are quite a few to pick from.

I use Graham.

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As you said there are several to choose from. So you'll get a variety of answers. I use Ezell flags and I'm very happy with them. I ordered stands for Amazon and made adapters for them. I like the bright colors and the fact that they work in the rain

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Combine with Eidelon's sail tails, and Besche Windicators they work well for me

 

Put me down for Graham Wind Flags too. Absolutely love mine!!!

Graham Flags come with surveyors tape for tails. I also have several sets of sail tails I use on mine.

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Another vote for Grahams. The ain't cheap but very well made.

Bill

 

As you see here, there are a bunch of people using the graham flags. They work well for a bunch of people. The Keeny flags available at Killough are another fine option. Depending on your vision you may prefer to use dual vane flags. The dual vanes are the easiest to see quartering conditions with. There are many other good flags available out there too such as the Ezell's, STL, and others but which ever you end up using, you will likely end up tweaking them and maybe even changing the tails to more personalize them to how you can best interpret them.

If you enjoy DIY stuff, you may enjoy making your own flags. A person can make good flags of many different designs with components found at any Lowes or Home Depot. The most important part of the flag in terms of function is to make sure it is well balanced and level so there is no extra drag induced keeping it from turning on the stand. If this is a route you would like to go, get in touch with me any time and I will be more than happy to help in any way I can. All the flags we have and use are home made except for a small set of Ezell flags. All designs have their pros and cons.

Tad

 

Tad,
I'm very interested in making my own wind flags. I can not figure out how to use PM (conversations). Spent all next years shooting budget on my riffle and scope. Saving a some money on flags would be awesome. Any help would be appreciated.

 

Most flags come with cheap surveyor tape for the sail tails. If you decide to invest in custom made tails, you WILL need to re-balance your flags as the new tails will weigh more than the originals.

FYI,
Bill

 

I bought Keene flags with stands because I wanted to get the flags and stands from a single source. Can’t claim any expertise with using them. It is interesting to see them move when you think there is little or no wind.

 

I used $20 worth of fiberglass driveway poles and surveyors tape tied to the top for my first couple of years, upgraded to Grahams but still keep the home made ones and use them when stretching it out to 100 and beyond. They work just as well

 

I made these, work pretty well.

 

I made these, work pretty well. View attachment 563386

I wanted to make a similar set but couldn't find the pinwheels. Where did you find them?