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Kevin Tapscott
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which bag starting out

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I haven't been footbagging very long but i was just wondering, would it be better while starting out to have a better bag such as a mosher,abshire,peng,etc. or just stick with something basic, like a sandmaster (which is what i have)? If it does help, how much will it help? and why?
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Post by gdawg8_0 »

i would advise to stick with something basic unless you feel you are ready for a better footbag , but for now a mr sandman will do :wink:
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mr sandbag (or something equivalent) is a great way to start skooling "The Basics".
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Post by Kyle Hewitt »

Eh, when I started I had a Dirtbag but then went right to 32s and I haven't looked back since.
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dirtbags are ok, I had one once then filled it with sand and it got the nickname "The Pounder" for being almost 5 lbs. Then I went to a Mr. Sandbag and a Hero 32. The Hero was ok, but the Mr. was the best. Get one of them to start with.
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