TAYLOR MADE
Code Flag Sets
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Code Flag Sets
| Set of Forty Code Flags! Save money when you buy the set of these beautiful international code flags instead of buying individual flags. Forty flags in all, superbly sewn in nylon. Sets include:
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Pros
- Bright colors
- Good flags nice quality
- Quality attachments
Cons
- Fades in a few days
Best Uses
- Dressing up the boat
Comments about Taylor Made Code Flag Sets:
Nice flags. Code flag B faded in a week or two when left out on the backstay. Great for dressing up the boat. Remember to fly them in sequence.
Starting forward: AB2,UJ1, KE3, GH6, IV5, FL4, DM7, PO Third Repeater, RN First Repeater, ST Zero, CX9, WQ8, ZY Second Repeater.
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Quality Construction
Cons
Best Uses
- Sailing
Comments about Taylor Made Code Flag Sets:
Good to have this!
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Best Uses
Comments about Taylor Made Code Flag Sets:
Not going to use them
Service and delivery comments:
Service and delivery was great.
Pros
Cons
- Not color fast
Best Uses
- Inside use only
Comments about Taylor Made Code Flag Sets:
These flags are NOT color fast. I took them down wet, yes it does rain the the Northwest, and stuffed them in a plastic bag, what else. Three days later I get them out to dry them off and lo the red color is all over the place, and the pinch clips are already starting to rust.
Taylor and West should be ashamed at the LOW quality of this product.
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Merchant response: Thanks, Port Tack. You’re correct that this is the traditional way to “dress ship”. For those of you who are not familiar with this term, you can find out more information in the Annapolis Book of Seamanship, page 372.