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Pro-Sox has diversified into providing aviation styled windsocks to the gas and oil industry in Alberta and Saskatchewan.  These aviation windsocks are made of 210-420 Denier Nylon, U.V. stabilized, P.U. coating, and special hemming and hardware.  Many have been silk screened with company logos.

This ensures that the product can withstand the intense elements that our weather imposes on them.  By silk-screening graphics on the windsock, the windsock is not only a safety device, but also becomes a marketing tool.

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All Pro-Sox windsocks are made in Saskatchewan, Canada, with quality workmanship and care, meeting and exceeding Transport Canada standards and specifications for aviation.  We custom manufacture to meet your specifications, with many different colours and individual, family, or corporate logos.  Pro-Sox also supplies top quality swivel frame hardware for flying your windsocks.


Some of the oil companies that use their windsocks are TransGas, SaskEnergy, Husky Oil, Galleon EnergyHoney Bee Mfg. and many more.  Pro-Sox has received comments such as:  “A superior quality product that has lasted longer than any windsock before” and “We want to buy a Canadian - made product and at a competitive price or better”.

Pro-Sox has met Transport Canada’s specifications and have supplied aviation windsocks for municipal landing strips to international airports, as well as to many private landing strips and farms.

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Canada owned, Saskatchewan manufactured, Pro-Sox Windsocks are designed specifically to stand up to the vigorous winds that are often experienced on the prairies.  This is particularly important for airports, or any other location in the field of aviation.  Expect only the best for your money.
Windsocks for airports Windsocks for souvenirs, Canadian flag style

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