Safety Flag

We were tired of breaking safety flags (we have broken lots) so worked with Tiger Bay to design a heavy-duty option that will last. It features an oversize and extra heavy-duty base and base quick connect, heavy-duty central quick releases and an oversize pole diameter.

• Weight: 1.8kg
• Length: 3 x 0.8m sections
• Meets all Simpson Desert requirements
• Bull bar mounting: use all 3 sections to add 2.4m and meet the 3.5m Simpson Desert requirement
• If possible, we strongly recommend mounting using one of your bull bar antenna mounts for optimal position and the strongest mount
• Roof rack mounting: use base and top sections only to add 1.6m and meet the 3.5m Simpson Desert requirement
• 0.8m sections for easy transport in most 4x4 drawers
• Includes mounting pin
• Includes storage bag
• Mine-spec components
• Far stronger than the majority of alternatives
• Made in Australia

Do I need a safety flag?

In most areas, sand flags aren't compulsory, but for beach and desert driving with crests and turns, they'll give you early warning of an oncoming vehicle and are a simple way of avoiding head on collisions and keeping your family safe.

Simpson Desert safety flag requirements

All vehi­cles must be fit­ted with a safe­ty flag when trav­el­ling in the Munga-Thirri-Simp­son Desert National. According to the South Australia National Parks & Wildlife Service the flag must be:

• A min­i­mum of 300 mm wide by 290mm high
• Made of flu­o­res­cent mate­ri­als
• Red-orange or lime-yel­low in colour
• With front bull­ bar – flag pole attached to the bul­bar, with top of the flag a min­i­mum 3.5 metres from the ground.
• With­out front bull­ bar – flag pole attached via brack­et at the front of the vehi­cle, with top of the flag a min­i­mum 3.5 m from the ground; alter­na­tive­ly flag pole attached to the front of the roof rack, with top of the flag a min­i­mum 2 m from the roof of vehicle.