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Post by Sergey » 14 Oct 2008 10:55

I doubt Jorden was sarcastic Waylon.

Thank your for your frequent updates Richard.
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Post by calemccoy » 14 Oct 2008 13:02

awesome richie!!! im so so excited!!!
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Post by habitat » 16 Oct 2008 13:20

Frank_Sinatra wrote:Completely agree on the short shorts & sweatband comment, and that the overall look of footbag can be really lame.
The overall look of swimming looks really lame. Those speedos are SO lame looking.
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Post by Wasabi » 16 Oct 2008 13:31

habitat wrote:
Frank_Sinatra wrote:Completely agree on the short shorts & sweatband comment, and that the overall look of footbag can be really lame.
The overall look of swimming looks really lame. Those speedos are SO lame looking.
Figure skating looks pretty lame as well. Full body tights are really lame.
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Post by shredzilla » 16 Oct 2008 16:09

Wasabi wrote:
habitat wrote:
Frank_Sinatra wrote:Completely agree on the short shorts & sweatband comment, and that the overall look of footbag can be really lame.
The overall look of swimming looks really lame. Those speedos are SO lame looking.
Figure skating looks pretty lame as well. Full body tights are really lame.
Women's gymnastics outfits DON'T look lame, they're actually pretty hot.

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Post by mannampepo » 16 Oct 2008 17:40

i agree Chris. :wink: .

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Post by Jorden » 16 Oct 2008 19:24

All I'm saying is if a footbagger wants to look modern and not outdated, there are no current options available for footwear. :(

If we want to be the future we need to move forward in all areas.

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Post by habitat » 16 Oct 2008 20:06

shredzilla wrote:
Wasabi wrote:
habitat wrote: The overall look of swimming looks really lame. Those speedos are SO lame looking.
Figure skating looks pretty lame as well. Full body tights are really lame.
Women's gymnastics outfits DON'T look lame, they're actually pretty hot.

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Post by Asmus » 17 Oct 2008 01:51

Jorden wrote:All I'm saying is if a footbagger wants to look modern and not outdated, there are no current options available for footwear. :(

If we want to be the future we need to move forward in all areas.

JM
I'm not saying I'm a fashion gooroo or anything but sneakers is pretty modern.

Also the shoes I have ever gotten the most positive comments on are these:
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They are pretty similiar to all the popular shred shoes.

Now I'm just curious - What shoes would you like footbag shoes to look like?

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Post by Slowsis » 17 Oct 2008 05:48

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Post by Frank_Sinatra » 17 Oct 2008 06:09

I don't think we should be overly trend conscious. I'd be happy with some solid, dark colored shoes rather than white.

But whoever said its not important for a prototype made a good point.

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Post by mosher » 17 Oct 2008 06:35

Just let me clarify... JORDEN is acting as the fashion police?? JORDEN???

Yeah he hits footbag tricks with great style but his clothing style hasn't changed a bit since mom stopped dressing him!
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Post by shredzilla » 17 Oct 2008 07:15

mosher wrote:Just let me clarify... JORDEN is acting as the fashion police?? JORDEN???

Yeah he hits footbag tricks with great style but his clothing style hasn't changed a bit since mom stopped dressing him!
Haha yeah I thought a similar thing, but not quite as harsh. Like US Open a few years ago he wore a total retro tennis outfit, complete with headband. I didn't think it was dorky though at all, the sports geek in me was like OMG that's so rad!! It was his retro athlete thing, idk I loved it.

Richie's right though. Let's get this shoe out and try it first. I mean hell we all draw all over our shoes anyway, we have time to make them cool later.
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Post by Jazzkid » 17 Oct 2008 07:16

It appears to me that Jorden continues to be one of the most eager players to promote footbag to the rest of the population that doesn't already play.
The idea of a fashionable footbag shoe is interesting because it might help better package the presentation of footbag, and he is probably right, but im with Sergey in saying that we need performance over look.

I play a 1960, mark VI tenor saxophone. This horn is considered to be one of the best vintage sought after saxophones on the planet. Its performance is incredible, its sound unmatchable..... its look - old, dirty, unpolished...

New musicians that I teach are more concerned with a saxophone's shiny appeal than its actually performance. In my playing I use my selection of notes, improvisation, tone, "trick selection", and other skills to present my music, not the look of my horn. However, I do wish that a could get a new horn that looked like sexy piece of brass and play like a Ferrari, but performance to me always outweighs look. First performance, then we attach the shiny wings(as long as it doesn't mess with my dexes. 8)
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Post by Jazzkid » 17 Oct 2008 07:19

Oh yeah, and i am very exited about Richie's shoe. I have this funny feeling it is going to be killing. :lol:
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Post by QuantumBalance » 18 Oct 2008 00:37

Mosher !!! That was LETHAL! Nice.

I agree that you can dress yourself people! Make your shred outfit look HOWEVER YOU WANT!



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Post by Sergey » 18 Oct 2008 03:20

:lol:
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Post by Burrin » 18 Oct 2008 20:01

Now I definitely need to get a day off of work to see these bad boys.
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Post by richardabshire » 31 Oct 2008 10:56

Pics coming soon. I know this has been a long wait. It will be worth it. The construction has confused the designers. They dont realize that this is a footbag shoe. They built one like a normal shoe with the toe box flat and stitched the toebox walls flat. I had to explain what this shoe has to do and the look and function must be perfect. I think they have the right design almost complete. You will know more when I know more. Thanks for waiting, Richard Abshire

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Post by CowSack » 31 Oct 2008 20:38

I'm going crazy over this.
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