50 Countries Hand Held Stick Flags Banners,Small Mini International World Country Party Decorations for Grand Opening,Olympics,Sports Clubs,Bar,Festival Events

I was in the middle of writing a glowing review--and stating that the fact there are duplicates (i.e., 50 flags but not 50 different countries) was no biggie for my purposes...till I went back to see exactly what the ad says. Now I'm ticked! Description clearly says "50 DIFFERENT Countries...which is totally false and burns me up!I needed something more eye-appealing than the ugly pink ties I staked in a portion of my yard where tree roots are likely to trip me, so I ordered these. The flags themselves are nice...colorful, easy to assemble, and after 2 months outdoors, they've not faded or shown signs of weathering. (I will take them in for the winter, though.) The only flaw with the flags themselves is that the little gold ball comes of easily. 50 wasn't quite enough for all the places I needed to put them, so I ordered a second set. (Oddly, cheaper than the first time around, but great!)THE LIE: Yes, there are 50 flags, but NOT 50 different countries as stated! It wasn't that big a deal for my purposes; I just needed something colorful as a marker. But there are tons of duplicates, and I would have liked a wider variety. (Lots of red & white flags with only a few other colors.) What burns me up most is that the advertiser flat outright LIED! I don't take kindly to being lied to or tricked and would have ordered the second set from another manufacturer, had i realized the lie at the time. Perhaps the false advertising is the reason that they currently not available. If so, bravo, Amazon; please remove them entirely.

The description lists the flag of Ukraine among others. In the package I received there was no Ukrainian flag. I tried to contact the seller, but could not find the button to do so. So, I am putting this in the review here. Here is the snipper of description:"Country Name：USA, Germany, France, Italy, Canada, Spain, Ireland, Mexico, United Kingdom, Australia, Israel, Russia, Philippines, Puerto Rico, China, Japan, Peru, Argentina, Greece, Switzerland, Sweden, Brazil, Portugal, Cuba, Norway, Finland, Scotland, South Africa, South Korea, Netherlands, Belgium, India, England, Denmark, Chile, Colombia, Dominica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Czech Republic, Austria, North Korea, Ukraine, New Zealand, Costa Rica, Thailan,Jamaica, Poland." Ukraine is clearly listed before New Zealand. I would like to get the Ukrainian flag that is missing from the set.

I have to thank you so much for this quality product. I have a 5yo autistic grandson who is obsessed with flags. He knows all of them. It is amazing. This was his favorite Christmas gift and still is. He lines them up on the table and looks up the country on his IPad. These were such a hit with him and made a little boys holiday! Thank you!!!!

These are definitely not high quality. I prefer the ones with the black poles, but they weren’t in my budget. These are great for our homeschool geography lessons. We place them in a jar in the center of the table to look at as we discuss different countries. We use them to correctly color flags and discuss symbolism. They have held up, so no complaints. I did have to put a little hot glue at the top seam to keep it together, but I don’t mind.

I was so pleasantly surprised when I opened the box--these are better than I had hoped for! Sturdy plastic sticks, pretty flags, and a gold ball to top the stick! I'm very happy!

They're okay. A decent range of what I assume would be popular flags. Not sure of the criteria for the flags as some seem like they wouldn't be popular and some that I would think would be popular are not in the set. But all major flags included.Material is decent quality but stitching is poor. Have to thread the poles through the flags but if you're not careful, you're going to tear the stitching apart.But they're good side and look decent otherwise.

Very cute for a dinner of around the world theme. Nice sized to put into food trays.

Added the bit of color and conversation we wanted for World Communion Sunday.