Fish Windsock, Scaled Pattern. Festival Flag. Tent Marker.

Very fast delivery. Lovely, bright little fish windsock. Some other reviews stated that it is a bit flat, but if you puff it's tummy out before hanging it up, it's fine. Brilliant for the price.

Arrived in ultra quick time (less than 24 hours after ordering) and the wind sock was just as described and exactly what I wanted. Very colourful and strong. Brilliant. Thankyou.

Lovely colours very bright. Fish flies well in moderate breeze. The string and ring used to attach fish to pole are a bit on flimsy side and may require changing before fish has chance to fly away!

It's a bit smaller than I thought it would be, but very bright and colourful

this is my second purchase. the first one (billy the fish) managed to escape in a storm - I forgot to bring him in - he flew from my third floor bedroom window where he had been happy for many a month, entertaining me with his antics. I searched high and low on the streets below but he had managed to fly away for good. hopefully he has managed to find dory and nemo, and lives happily ever after. This is a must have for your little or big kiddies in your life. I now have my new fish which is slightly different to billy. I am now making sure 'little fish'y is pulled into the inside of the window in future. By the way I am 54. Never too old???!!!!

Theses are cute ... Arrived fast ... They aren't big ... But lovely and bright so I'm happy

flying in my garden in Cyprus, the neighbours hate it, and I really love it. Jealousy such an ugly emotion. Attached to my Gazebo it flies all day, occasionally getting tangled but worth the money. In both rain and direct sunshine it still looks good after 2 months.

I believe I have written nearing 100 reviews of the various articles I have purchased from Amazon, and of them all I remember just one three star review, but for this Fish Windsock, I'm afraid I have to give it a solitary one.The purchase of the windsock was for two purposes - to show us the direction of the wind and exactly where the berth was for our 54ft narrowboat. Let me explain: I moor the narrowboat in a rather large marina on the Upper Trent, and always reverse the boat in stern first, meaning the bow is entirely at the mercy of the wind with the propeller at the stern when reversing, so knowing the wind direction, so it can be brought in to help, is essential. Also occasionally when out cruising far away, I have someone bring it bvack to the marina, and a colourful windsock is ideal to show the exact position of its berth in a long row of boats.I securely fastened the windsock to a a smaller diameter tube inside the actual pole, thus allowing it to move around as the direction of the wind changed, tied it very securely (having had narrowboats for 20 years I know how to tie knots, especially when cruising the tidal Trent!) Then we took the boat out for a few hours, but arrived back to find the windsock had blown away without trace!So no windsock, which I believe deserves a solitary one star. I have now purchased the larger one from Amazon, so will see if that fares better!Tom Crossley