how do you open up a sipa to change filler?

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how do you open up a sipa to change filler?

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help please
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Dude...a sipa sipa just needs to be trashed when it is used to much. It cant be open nicely. Just buy a new one or better yet a sandman.
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well actually peanut butter dude,you can take filler out..look for the end of the crochet bag that dosnt have a hole...and then start pullin at those strings..you will find the end...and just un do it..and u got a hole big enough to empty filler..onceu take outwhat u want...get a needle,thread the string and the just sew it up..like close the hole.yup,thats my instructions on how to do it..hope it works out for ya buddy...

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Set it on fire.
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Set it on fire.
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That's the patented Matt Cross Fire Mod.

A burnt and ruined hacky sack is a definite improvement.

Save yourself some effort and buy a mr sandbag from www.freedomfootbags.com.
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hahahaha, Fire Mod... that's one of my shining moments.

Yes, yes... set it on fire. kick it as it burns, until your pants catch on fire, or it falls apart. That would be SWEET. make sure to tape it, with close ups of burns to your person.

Then, go to my stitcher contact info thread, and pick one of those people to sell you a good one. I recommend Ilja if you have enough money. Tom Mosher's are also quite good. You should try his special track rubber fill...
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I already have sandbags, but I bought the sipa for fun

I didn't know it sucked so bad
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I've heard microwaving bags does wonders. :lol:
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Matt Cross wrote:Yes, yes... set it on fire. kick it as it burns, until your pants catch on fire, or it falls apart. That would be SWEET. make sure to tape it, with close ups of burns to your person.
i did this. well, i didnt do it until i caught on fire, or until it fell apart. me and my friends (ok, it was me) doused it in lighter fluid and i kicked it around...looked pretty sweet.
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Post by Wasabi »

I heard baking it in the oven is another way to getting a lot of holes. But yeah, Fire Mod all the way. Wear crappy shoes to kick it around in its glorious blazing death, so you don't ruin your Lavers. :wink:
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