Long Throw Penalty Flag by Don Stripes

Long Throw Penalty Flag by Don Stripes

Every penalty flag can be thrown short. Not every penalty flag can be thrown long.

That’s why the Long Throw Penalty Flag by Don Stripes is the only style we offer.

Originally favored by lacrosse officials who routinely throw their flags high in the air, and football Back Judges who throw far across the field, the long throw design offers greater range without sacrificing control. Whether you’re working the wing in lacrosse or covering deep as a football Back Judge, there’s no reason to let your equipment limit your throw.

Constructed from durable gold ripstop nylon with fully bound edges, the Long Throw Penalty Flag by Don Stripes is built for seasons of dependable service. The weighted black ball provides consistent flight while remaining unobtrusive when tucked at your waist between plays.

Designed to perform in rain, sun, heat, or cold, the washable nylon construction stands up to the demands of game day and is easy to clean after the season’s toughest assignments.

From youth leagues to collegiate competition, this is the flag you’ll reach for when the game demands accuracy, consistency, and confidence.

Features

• Long throw design for greater throwing distance
• Durable gold ripstop nylon construction
• Fully bound edges resist fraying
• Weighted black ball for consistent, predictable flight
• Washable, all-weather construction
• Ideal for football and lacrosse officials at every level
• Signature Don Stripes woven label

The Don Stripes Difference

Selected by officials who notice the little things.

We didn’t invent the long throw penalty flag — we chose it because we believe it’s the better tool.

As lacrosse officials, we’re accustomed to throwing our flags as high and as far as possible. Long throw flags simply perform better. So when it came time to choose the flag we’d carry, the decision was easy.

Why own two different styles when one does everything? Every long throw flag can make a short throw. Not every standard flag can make a long one.

Because distance should be determined by your arm — not your flag.