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Thanks @Mike M. exactly what I was looking for. Thanks @JeromeFJ. I assume these are similar to @Mike M.’s ? Wouldn’t simple plastic one slip down the pole over time ? I think @JeromeFJ and @Mike M. rubber clips are the out of the box solution

Hi @Julien Recan, your cheapest and best option is to zip tie it. You can use 3 zip ties in a row to make it rotating. I am sure you will figure it out once you put the first zip tie by what I mean that you need 3 connected to each other. A more fancy way of doing it which customized flags use are Rubber lined P clips. Offroading Flag poles usually need the 3/8" size. Here is one example of what I mean: https://www.amazon.ae/HSEAMALL-Stainless-Steel-Rubber-Clamps/dp/B07RVJYTQY?th=1 In general, the fastest, efficient and economical way is to just zip tie it. Hope this helps.

I changed my flag 2 weeks ago. I found rubber stoppers (designed for garden flags). one above, and one below, it works fine. I can give you 2 in a next drive or if you pass by Downtown/ Business Bay. DM 0588620942

@Emanuel I can recommend the Apex RCVs: Not as fast as the other Apex valves but does the trick and you don't need to take off the tire to install - just screws onto existing valve. Takes about a minute to deflate from 35psi to 15psi per tire. If you do it the right way (open the valves one after the other) you can be deflated in all 4 tires in under 3 mins . Available on Amazon and install is easy - you can do it yourself

Very similar indeed Mine (10 PCS Garden Flag Rubber Stoppers) have a nice flower shape 😅

ive used two zip ties at top, two zip ties at bottom, pulled them tight. hasnt slipped on me yet, and i have a pretty big flag

Just zip tie it

I installed my flag with a couple of cable ties. There is movement of the flag itself but the flag pole I have has a stopper that keeps the flag from sliding down the pole. The stopper itself is just a piece of rubber (i think or plastic) that is held in place with another cable tie - should be possible to make something like this with the right size rubber gasket and a small cable tie or electrical tape. Below image from the internet of the kind of stopper I'm talking about. The stopper also moves but needs a bit of force to move it as the rubber doesn't slide too easily on the metal.