Choosing a banner shouldn’t be guesswork. This FlagOh guide breaks the Mesh vs Vinyl Banner decision into three simple parts: Wind and mounting, readability and color, and what it really costs over time. You’ll get a 30-second picker and a safety-first install checklist. We’ll also highlight the quiet tie-breakers—tiny text, true double-sided prints, and glare…

Confused by the signals at the start line? Consider this your no-frills read on sailboat racing flags: straight talk, tight visuals, quick tables. When you want a handout for the crew, FlagOh has you covered. Sailboat Racing Flags: What You Need to Know An on-water decoder for sailboat racing flags, in one table. Rows tie…

From pit wall to light panels, motorsport flags are racing’s visual language—yellow for caution, red to stop, blue to yield, green to clear, and the checkered to finish—backed by pit-lane boards and digital displays. Meanings are standardized by race control, though procedures differ across F1, NASCAR, MotoGP, and more. FlagOh explores the signals, their culture,…

Wind shreds flags fast—unless you specify by Beaufort scale, denier/GSM, and seam density (SPI). This guide shows how to pick the best flag material for high winds—when to choose 2-ply polyester vs tight-weave nylon—and which build + hardware choices actually extend life.  Best Flag Material for High Winds For most coastal or open-terrain setups (Beaufort…

Looking for a clean, practical guide before you buy or mount a Chevy racing flag? This page keeps it fast: what the flag is, how it’s used, size vs. viewing distance, materials (including double-sided with blackout liner), finishing choices, mounting hardware, performance in wind/UV/rain, licensing notes, a quick comparison vs. the checkered flag, and a…

If you watch motorsport or host race-day parties, you’ve seen the racing checkered flag—also called the chequered flag, finish flag, or end-of-race flag. It signals the end of a session. This fast, complete guide mixes race-control clarity with fan tips (plus a few smart picks from FlagOh) so you can show your colors the right…