Flag-a-Tag Sonic Boom Flag Belt, Set of 12

Very expensive until the other team has them and your using worn out velcro. Then they seem very affordable. I hate the plastic belts or I would have given a 5 star

I have used these and purchased them for the last 3 years for youth camp. I love these flags, we used to go through belts like crazy when we would play weekly flag foot ball games. Tried the velcro flags. Wouldn't stay on! Tried the belts that would just clip around your waist. Would break clips all the time and have to buy a new box every other week or so.These are great and viturally indestructable. Only reason I'm giving it 4 stars is that the belts cups that hold the flags kind of lose the shape. Or rather there aren't all the same size. The flag will fall out of some and is kind of a pain because if you swap them around you'll find one with a tighter fit and it'll then stay in. The hassle of holding up what ever game your playing to make sure you can get your flags to stay on your belt is a pain.This isn't as much of a problem during football games cause your only yanking the flag of 1 or 2 people a snap and you can easily grab yours and put it back on. I use these belts at camp mainly for Last Flag Standing where each team are trying to pull a flag of the other team off and the "Last Flag belt Standing" or entact wins the round. So the after math is about 30+ flags from both colors lying around the circle. You can try all you want to make sure the kid picks up "his/her" flag they just lost but getting these mixed up is bound to happen.The loose flags that occur with these isn't that often but just kinda of a pain to the flows of some games. Other than that these belts won't break, you can hear the "sonic boom" or pop when the flag is pulled. Which helps a lot. Overall very much worth the money.

I purchased a 12 pack of these recently, but its not my first experience with these flag belts. I've been using these same flags/belts for about 10 years and they've held up great! The poppers still work fine and the flags are virtually indestructable. The only reason our group had to get more was that over time belts started to "walk off". Its hard to keep tabs on all of them for that period of time...As for the product though, FAR superior to the cheap velcro versions today. In fact, there isnt any velcro version that can even come close to competing with these. They may be more expensive, but they last MANY MANY times longer than the velcro units. The velcro material in other units wears of in less than a season (You'll be running and they will fall off on their own...unacceptable). These "poppers" as we call them, always stay in, make an audible sound when pulled (albeit not as loud as the advertisement may make it seem), and last forever. The durability is very impressive. If your a flag football player, or you're league is in need of flags, do yourself a favor and BUY THESE. You absolutely will not regret it.Fantastic product, and Amazon has had some great prices on them. (I think I got my Dozen pack for about $50. You cant beat the price of less than $5 per set, awesome!

I do not advocate cheating.....but .....if the little flag ends that go in the socket on the belt get wet, the flags have a much tighter suction and are much harder to pull.If your players find it hard to pull the opposing teams flags, check and see if they are wet. Also pushing them all the way in the socket makes them harder to pull.I got this product the next day after ordering. I have amazon prime but this item shipped sooooo fast. I did not pay any extra for expedited shipping. they just did it.The smaller belts will not fit men, but should work great form most kids. The "POP" that the flag makes when it is pulled out of the belt is a very nice feature. TI does take some good flag tackling to pull these out. that should help teach young flag football players to get a good "grab" on the flag. These seem well made and will work wonderfully for teaching young men flag football.

I like this one so much!

I was referred to the Flag-A-Tag belts for adult flag over using the triple threat flag belts. I was excited about this product and we unfortunately have had nothing but issues. I ordered a ton of these things and I am down about half of the flags themselves. I only had a handful of the belts break but the flags and connectors themselves were not good quality. I've easily lost 40-50 flags/connectors in my first season alone (the number is probably higher than that, I lost count)! Also, when we first received them, they were constantly falling out. My players would run and the flags would just fall out as they ran. I don't know if I got a bad batch but I had people in my league that swore by them prior, then proceeded to tell me they had never seen anything like the issues we ran into with the order we received. It's unfortunate because there are not many competitors that make this style of flag that are affordable. But I guess you have to pay more for quality. Lesson learned.

After reading through the available reviews, I decided to order these flag football belts for my youth group. They took a bit of time to put together, but the quality is great and the youth have enjoyed using them. In fact, we've done several games of flag football and capture the flag with them. We even took them out to our youth camp for capture the flag and the youth absolutely had an incredible time! Even the adult leaders took the game way to seriously and had way too much fun - you would have thought they were one of the youth!Getting high quality recreational equipment on a budget is rather difficult for us in Hawaii because of shipping, but thanks to Amazon's Free Shipping option we were able to make this investment. I'd like to try and get a third (color) set and some back-ups, but will have to wait for now.

The flag system is actually really cool works well if you're just running around with kids in a field or something. But the material is so gross. It's rigid, hard to work with.