Flagpole Rope

• Material: Nylon rope is flexible and UV-resistant—ideal for residential use. Polyester is stronger and stretch-resistant for high-wind or coastal areas.
• Diameter: Use 1/4" for up to 20' poles, 5/16" for 20'–50', and 3/8" for taller commercial flagpoles.
• Length: Measure roughly twice the height of your pole to determine proper rope length, plus extra for knots and adjustments.

Need help selecting the right size? Contact one of our flagpole specialists for personalized guidance.

Regularly inspecting your flagpole rope ensures reliable flag performance and safety. If your rope shows fraying or stiffness, it’s time for a replacement. When replacing, feed the new halyard through your flagpole pulley (truck) and tie secure knots to prevent slippage.

• Replace Every 1–2 Years: Especially in high-wind or coastal areas.
• Lubricate Pulley: Keeps your flagpole truck spinning freely.
• Check Snap Hooks & Cleats: Worn hardware can damage your rope.

Replacing or splicing your halyard is simple with a few tools and patience. Here’s how to do it:

• Feed a guide line through your flagpole pulley before removing the old rope.
• Tie the new rope to the guide line and pull it through the pulley (truck) at the top.
• Use a flagpole rope splice or strong knot—like a bowline—to join ends securely.
• Attach new snap hooks and test the halyard for smooth operation.

• Made in the USA: Every halyard meets American quality standards.
• Expert Support: Over 15 years of flagpole experience.
• Fast Shipping: Most orders ship within one business day.
• All-in-One Solutions: Rope, pulleys, cleats, and accessories—everything for your flagpole system.