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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise these marking flags for their bright orange and pink visibility, affordability, and ease of use. Most highlight how the vivid colors stand out clearly from a distance, making them ideal for marking sprinkler heads, fence lines, irrigation pipes, and construction boundaries. Reviewers consistently call them inexpensive and great value, especially in bulk packs. Many appreciate the lightweight design and simple insertion into ground without tools. A few report flags sticking together or thin stakes bending in hard soil, though most accept these minor trade-offs given the low cost. Overall, customers find them highly effective and worthwhile.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Nicely Priced
Would RecommendInexpensive
Do not stay attached to wire
Several flags blew off the wire or became unglued and slid down the site
Good product and serves its purpose well!
Would RecommendGood product and serves its purpose of marking PVC on property!
Basic marking flag.
Would RecommendThe flags are a little small and obviously not made to last more than a few days, which is how most folks will use them.
Lowes White Marking Flag
Would RecommendThey were white flags with Lowes logo, so what is not to like
Nice Product
Would RecommendThese flags are nice, work perfectly for my needs, and the price was right.
Yard Flags
The product served well for the purpose in which it was purchsed. Would have preferred blank flags versus flags branded with the Lowe's logo.
Great for short term use.
Would RecommendLost some flags in the wind but the wire is still there.
Verified Purchaser
Nothing
Would RecommendBright colors, easily spotted, easily placed
Sprinklers
Would RecommendGreat markers for sprinkler system
Just right for the job
Would RecommendJust right for the job
My landscape architecture firm purchased these to mark and number trees for a surveying project. I would not recommend them for two reasons. One: we were writing numbers on the flags with Sharpie and the large logo interfered with that. Two: multiple flags came unattached from the wires and were unusable. Many were also stuck together and did not come apart easily.