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Re: freaks bags
Yo Italian man!! Are you this guy (I don't remeber the name.. sorry) who was in Berlin last week??!! Man, you should have asked me if you wanted a bag... I could have sold you one.. Btw, I'm one of the 2 french guys... The tall one...
Ya HenryG, shame on you...
Mr Jojo.. I can't find in the site the lavers... How much do they cost?? and other question... who make those handmade "bags"??? Why don't they stitch 32'??? finally, where are you from in Germany??
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Hello again.
First of all: I’m glad that the opinion of some people changed here. I don’t want to be somebody of these bad business guys.
To the shirts: As you see, they all are branded with the internet address and made manly for the club members. So I made the shop a bit hidden for the public. For the prints we assign a young print office with an affiliate program. They give us the opinion to provide all sizes and colors we would like to have without an own stock. But they only support chipping within the European Union. By the way, at the moment I’m working on some very stylish logos + garments that will be made more public when they are finished.
I don’t know what shirt you mean, since at the bottom right is a customizable lanyard. But I do not advice you to buy the white shirt with the red sleeves. It’s a digital transfer print (a bit fragile in the washing machine) that will be replaced with a flock print soon.
@leuch:
I’m from the north of Germany, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, at the Baltic Sea. It’s the most sparsely populated region of Germany. So I’m sitting the whole day in front of the monitor.
At the moment I have only small amounts of the lavers in brown colors left. But I’m waiting for a bigger order that will be made public when everything works fine. I only mentioned them, to give Steven an overview of what could be called 'advanced footbag equipment'.
And of course, we have 32 panel bags:
1. pellet filled, 2. pellet filled, 3. sand filled, 4. phosphorescent
@HenryG:
Thanks, your words were reconstructive. I wouldn’t shame me for them. And I don’t think you patronized me.
By the way: The German scene isn’t that big and the German tournaments aren’t huge events. Of course, there are some very professional players in some big towns like in Berlin, Frankfurt, Dortmund and some more. But most of the German players aren’t organized in clubs or societies. Not every city has even a small scene with experienced freestyle players. And footbag net is definitely in the fledgling stages. I got the fourth place in double intermediate footbag net at the German championship in Hamburg. And that was only because five teams competed in that category.
Best greets,
Johannes
First of all: I’m glad that the opinion of some people changed here. I don’t want to be somebody of these bad business guys.
To the shirts: As you see, they all are branded with the internet address and made manly for the club members. So I made the shop a bit hidden for the public. For the prints we assign a young print office with an affiliate program. They give us the opinion to provide all sizes and colors we would like to have without an own stock. But they only support chipping within the European Union. By the way, at the moment I’m working on some very stylish logos + garments that will be made more public when they are finished.
I don’t know what shirt you mean, since at the bottom right is a customizable lanyard. But I do not advice you to buy the white shirt with the red sleeves. It’s a digital transfer print (a bit fragile in the washing machine) that will be replaced with a flock print soon.
@leuch:
I’m from the north of Germany, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, at the Baltic Sea. It’s the most sparsely populated region of Germany. So I’m sitting the whole day in front of the monitor.
At the moment I have only small amounts of the lavers in brown colors left. But I’m waiting for a bigger order that will be made public when everything works fine. I only mentioned them, to give Steven an overview of what could be called 'advanced footbag equipment'.
And of course, we have 32 panel bags:
1. pellet filled, 2. pellet filled, 3. sand filled, 4. phosphorescent
@HenryG:
Thanks, your words were reconstructive. I wouldn’t shame me for them. And I don’t think you patronized me.
By the way: The German scene isn’t that big and the German tournaments aren’t huge events. Of course, there are some very professional players in some big towns like in Berlin, Frankfurt, Dortmund and some more. But most of the German players aren’t organized in clubs or societies. Not every city has even a small scene with experienced freestyle players. And footbag net is definitely in the fledgling stages. I got the fourth place in double intermediate footbag net at the German championship in Hamburg. And that was only because five teams competed in that category.
Best greets,
Johannes
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I don’t know what shirt you mean, since at the bottom right is a customizable lanyard. But I do not advice you to buy the white shirt with the red sleeves. It’s a digital transfer print (a bit fragile in the washing machine) that will be replaced with a flock print soon.
they all look tits. I'd like to invest in some...I can't figure out euros thuogh.oh well
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