Trillium footbags?

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zzhummelzz
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Trillium footbags?

Post by zzhummelzz »

Anyone ever heard of these Trillium footbags? I'm pretty new to footbagging, so for Christmas, I asked for this package deal on this one site. Its a Mr. Sandman and this Trillium bag, but I've never really heard of a Trillium before. Anyone had any experience with it?
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Post by Just call me hagesy »

I have never heard of a trillium. but that doesn't mean much.

Which site are you buying from.

THe mr sandman is a good choice.
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Post by crazydwarf »

I've never heard of it either... strange, the mr. sandman is deffenatly good though...
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Post by LittleBoy footbag »

I've HEARD or READ about trillium is that not the bag that's in europe or not? trillium...................................I think those are bags...oh jesus!! You've been going to footbags.com!!!! STTTTOOOOOOOOPPPPPP!!!

Anyways, if you want good, just get two or three sandbags. Here's the trillium. not a 32 mind you:

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Honestly, I htink three sandbags are better than A sandbag and a trillium. No offense if you're bought by this bag.....I'm just saying there's a lot more capable ones out there.....

Good luck on your bag hunt.....and merry Christmas


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Post by Telecaster »

I'm sure that Trillium bag will be fine. I have played with a couple of bags that look similar to that and they were pretty good. Plus the Mr. Sandbag rocks. It's probably the most popular footbag that freestylers use.

I Hope they kick well for you :twisted:
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Post by Jeremy »

Worlds top 5 and the kind of bag they use:



1. Vasek Klouda (CZE) - 32 panel pellet

2. Jan Weber (CZE) - 32 panel pellet

3. Gordon Bevier (USA) - Mr Sandman

4. Peter Irish (USA) - 32 panel pellet

5. Jere Linnanen (FIN) - 32 panel pellet

I'm not sure who the stitches are - probably Carol with Vasek and Honza, Obviously Lonn for Peter and probably Felix for Jere.

Anyway I played for a long time with sandbags and now I play with 32 panel pellet bags and I think pellet bags are much better.

Personally I wouldn't get a trillium but you will still be able to do tricks with it so don't worry too much.
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The last I heard about Vasik is that he is using one of mine that Eric Windsor sent him awhile back. I am not sure about the rest of them.Richie
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Post by LittleBoy footbag »

I'm sure that Trillium bag will be fine. I have played with a couple of bags that look similar to that and they were pretty good. Plus the Mr. Sandbag rocks. It's probably the most popular footbag that freestylers use.
Sorry if I got you off your rocker or something..... anyways, the point I'm trying to get to is that the Trillium is good and all but the more capable ones are the sandbags. I would seriously reccomend what Jeremy posted. But for now, since you're new to footbag, I guess you should go with sandbags. It's more forgiving to new players........it really helps you also in your schooling. I have pellet 32s and I use my sandbags to help learn new tricks.....

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