Which 32panel is best to move on to from a sandbag?

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andr00
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Which 32panel is best to move on to from a sandbag?

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most people talk about going on to a 32 panel after sandbag...
which 32 panel is suggested? just curious, thanks.
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any 32 panel from anyone on the stitchers list....u will get a great bag from any of the stitchers on that list.

Right now i have a mini abshire and a lesh...i love both so i would recommend getting either one.
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Post by gdawg8_0 »

Yeah, you'll want a stally bag with loose gather, to make it a smooth transition, a ba g that has little gather is mosher's I have an abshire and a mosher, the abshire takes longer to break in since its gathered tightly, but my mosher is already choice and stalls well after a week of breakin
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Post by sen »

I suggest a footfighter.

No break in time.

Easy to stall out of the envelope.

Makes it easy to switch.
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uhm i went on to buy an hania bag and it was freaking awesome, they seem to have an awesome life span as long as you dont toe scratch them. My bag is about choice, and i have had it for about 5 months its really a nice bag kinda heavy though........
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My first freestyle bag was a Docbag, and it was shredworthy right out of the bag. They're very stally, and set pretty well. The transition from a Mr. Sandbag was alright. I highly recommend his bags.
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Post by sniper4life »

After I broke in my abshire mini, which i admit took a while, it was really good.
As my first 32 panel bag I really like it and the break in time really didn't bother me.
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