Anyone Want to trade a good 32 panel bag for mine??

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Anyone Want to trade a good 32 panel bag for mine??

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Hey, well I just got three new bags on monday, and i really just want one good 32 panel bag...Something that will be good to learn off of and last me a good while.


two of them have been played with for a couple hours, and one about 5 minutes...I know they arent as up to par compared to others, but i think its a pretty even trade for a good 32...

Im looking for something of like tom mosher's style i guess for an example..

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let me know here, or on aim at skatebassist101 if your interested, thanks.
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Dude, you need a sandbag
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dont worry about gettin a 32 panel, get a mr sandbag, they Rock plus you dont have to spend to much there only 7 bucks. compare that to 25 - 30 bucks for a 32 panel.
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Honestly, you couldn't pay me to take those things, get a Mr. Sandbag, a 32 panel won't be any good for you right now, wait until you're better to get a 32.
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haha i can understand...


Im just gonna get another bag i guess, its not really a big investment.
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Yeah, it's pretty hard to trade shitty anything for good something. This definitely applies to footbag.
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I don't get why 32 panel bags are supposed to be so much harder to kick with than other types. I guess maybe they roll easier? But why is that an advantage to someone who's really good? I only ask this because i'm a veteran circle kicker just trying to get into the footbagging shredding thing and have yet to recieve my 32 panel footfighter. Only thing i've ever played with is a 4 panel sandbag and the regular old crocheted style bags with plastic beads that i cut open and drained 70% of the beads from.
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Uh . . . i think you have it backward? 32 panel bags are best for performing stalls and tricks. They tend to be a lot smaller than the old crocheted footbags however, which might make them more difficult to actually kick? Not sure about that . . . I dont find it to be personally true.
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The reason peole are recommending against 32's is that facile(and footfighter/lesh) bags break down quickly (2-10 months) and if you arent to a certain point you wont notice an improvement playing with facile 32's versus sandbags. Some pro's continue with sandbags and dislike 32's.
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32's are easier to control (I think) than a mr sandbag or any other kind of dirtbag. I guess its just more of your prefrence and you need to get a 32 for yourself to see if you like it or not. 32's have diffrent filler diffrent weight diffrent size so you dont know what you like to wehre as a mr sandbag comes in one size and you know it will be the same most of the time.
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32s are more reliable in where they will go, they do not flop around like sand bags
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