o'wheel bags

Flippy · Post by **Flippy** » 13 Sep 2005 12:55

has anyone used theses? I've never played with one. are they good? any info would be awsome!thanks!

Tsiangkun · Post by **Tsiangkun** » 13 Sep 2005 12:59

I've only seen one of his bags in person. His stitching has probably changed a lot since he made the bag I saw. The bag was large, like a baseball.

Colin · Post by **Colin** » 13 Sep 2005 13:35

I've been kneeding one of Jeremy's bags in my hands for almost a week. If memory serves me correctly, I ordered a 'small', nad it's a little smaller than my regular Abshire. The stitching looks superb, and I have every reason to believe that the bag will play well, as soon as I'm healthy enough to use it. Also, it's pretty heavy, which makes me happy.

*Jethro* · Post by ***Jethro*** » 13 Sep 2005 19:36

These bags are great. I have used a really old one (on the verge of being dead), a regular size one (great weight and a pretty much the same size as a regular abshire) and my own (a tad smaller than a reg abshire).

I will find the topic about them...

Here you go:
http://modified.ca/footbag/viewtopic.php?t=9819&start=0

Edit:
This is a pic of my wheel bag (sitting on my shoes) its the green and white one at the top of the page.
http://modified.ca/footbag/viewtopic.ph ... &start=320

Hope I helped

Edit 2:
If you look on the 2nd page you can see how much his stitching has improved. Its even better than that now. I reccommend these bags to anyone.

Flippy · Post by **Flippy** » 14 Sep 2005 02:55

Thanks for the help guys!

Wasabi · Post by **Wasabi** » 20 Sep 2005 02:07

I have a multi-colored one much like what is shown on Jeremy's avatar, but with green panels as well. Pretty sweet, 40 grams, and extremely soft to the touch. Save for one area that's been stitched pretty loosely, its a pretty amazing bag. Good thing I put in a blind stitch or I would lose most of my filling if I freestyled with it prematurely! I still love it, even if the stitching is a tad bit loose (could be intentional for his style of stitchwork).

Much props to Jeremy as always.