Thinking Out of the Box when it comes to Socks

We often get questions about how to care for your windsock. They wear and tear from the rain, hail, wind, sun, and snow (if you’re lucky enough to live where it snows). Windsocks take a lot of abuse from the elements. Imagine how you would look if you had to remain outside 24/7 through all the seasons!

Check out this article to find out what you can do to prevent rips, tears and deterioration!

Flags have been used in golf to indicate or mark a hole since before 1875! That’s a long time and the reason for this is simple. Flags on a golf course give a visual marker for where the hole is from a distance. This way golfers can use the flag to give them an idea of where to aim their shot and the approximate distance to the hole from where they stand. They can strategize on how to make their shot with the fewest strokes. What if you could use the flagstick marker to not just visualize the distance to the pin but also use it as a resource to determine windspeed and direction on the course so you can take more calculated shots and play your best with all the information at hand!

Recently we have had a flood of queries from countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Angola, and other locations eager to find out if we can service their needs and provide them custom printed windsocks with their logos and designs. We pride ourselves on the quality of our product and our service to our customers and so to service our customers better, we have decided to make a bold announcement.

The Custom Windsock Company is now going to offer Worldwide Shipping on Custom Printed Full-Color Windsocks!!!

Ever wonder why its always windy at the beach? How does the wind affect you when you're trying to enjoy some much needed relaxed beach time? How much wind is too much wind when you're planning to spend some time outdoors at the beach? Check out this quick article to help you understand why its windy and how to manage your windy day at the beach.

Windsocks are beneficial for keeping construction sites safe. Understanding windspeed and wind direction will help you plan for which type of work should be performed and when. Keep your site safe and your brand visible by using a custom printed windsock on your construction site!

When playing outdoor sports such as golf, frisbee golf, tennis, badminton, volleyball or pickleball, understanding wind direction and windspeed are essential to making sure you send your ball or frisbee flying in the right direction and at the right angle.

Do you have a hobby farm, a family farm or are associated with a commercial farm and want to know how to create a positive brand with your farm? The Custom Windsock Co. can help you in your branding efforts to create a brand that your customers will remember fondly and for a long time to come. Click here to read 7 ways that a custom windsock can help your brand.

We wanted to try something better using newer printing technology. We wanted to try sublimation printing on knitted polyester. We did. And it worked! Read how

Windsocks can be made of several different types of materials. Each type allowing the windsock to perform in different ways.

Windsocks, like flags, take a lot of abuse in the elements. They are also made to keep worksite safe, so they need to be made of a material that is light enough to move in the breeze and durable enough to withstand the elements (waterproof, flame retardant, UV resistant etc..) 

One of the main reasons that airports, helipads and airstrips have variegated windsocks is because the stripes tell a story. They tell you wind speed. Approximately how many knots or mph the wind is blowing.

If you are setting up a windsock for the first time, you will need to buy a frame and pole to place it on. Choosing a frame can be a daunting process. Check out this article to help you out!

Do you hate it when you look out at your site and see that your windsock is not flying in the wind as it is meant to but instead has found itself giving a big hug to its pole? If you have a problem with your windsock constantly getting wrapped around the pole? You are not alone! Check out this article for three ways to stop this issue!