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crazygeminirider
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lavers question

Post by crazygeminirider »

will lavers improve my game THAT much more..and wat about bags..will and abshire or something improve it THAT much more?...specificly...clippers..thats wehre im stuck
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Post by shredj »

ya
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Post by crazydwarf »

the bag depends on what you have now, if you have a crochet or other lame panneled bag then yes deffenatly... if you have a mr. sandman and your still a beginner anyways than not that that much... lavers help a lot though...
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Post by Chris Hanratty »

Lavers are the footbag standard for footwear, there ARE a couple other options though (New Balance CT-350's and Adidas Climacool's I'm pretty sure). But having one of the few accepted models is a HUGE help. Take into consideration weight (the lighter the better), toebox, insides, size (bulky = bad). So obviously Lavers would be better than skate shoes, for example.

About bags: if you're a beginner and still learning the basics, a Mr. Sandbag (www.freedomfootbags.com) is for you. Once you start learning the more difficult three adds, and the four adds, then I'd say it's a good time to look at 32's. Of course this is just my opinion though.

Hope that helps,
Chrissy

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