Wheel Bags For Sale

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Wheel Bags For Sale

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Hey homies,

I have a few bags for sale at the moment.

Here is a shitty mobile phone picture

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For $35 us including postage and handling. Send me an email if you're interested

$5 US discount if you're an IFPA member.

I have about 4 bags I think.
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Jeremy wrote:$5 US discount if you're an IFPA member.
Half of one's IFPA dues are recovered right there. Nice.
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that one looks sooooo different from the one I bought from you last summer!! The one I've got has massive hexes... the ones on your new one are TINY!
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Yeah this is my third generation of bag designs. The past generation was aimed at being as good for beginners as possible - hence larger hex panels creating a better ratio of seams to panel area (making the bags easier to stall). The new bags are more focused at advanced freestyle so they have smaller hexes with tighter stitching that means they keep their shape better. Heavy filling but underfilled so they stall well and break in quickly. There's a bit more to it than that but I don't want to give away all my secrets... :)
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Post by Wasabi »

Sweet stitching Jeremy! Totally different from the Wheel bag I have here. I'm sure it's going to perform great!

Now that I think about it, it's a pretty rare chance to have Jeremy doing business outside of Australia! Someone jump on this offer! :P
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Post by RawSko »

sounds right man. My Wheel bag was my first 32 ever, so it was perfect that it was noob-geared!!
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Lifetime members of IFPA should get free bags, straight up.

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Post by beenjammin »

Hey, do you still have some bags for sale? if yes how big are they? I am very interested in expanding my collection of 32's.
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Post by Jeremy »

Hey Ben,

Yes I think I still have one bag left - I'm in the middle of making one though so I'll definitely have one left by tonight. They are small - like 40mm diameter - about golf ball size I guess - around mini abshire size.

Email me :) - owheelj at footbag dot org to order :)

Cheers,

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I got a bag from Jeremy about a month ago. At first I didn't know if I liked it; the filler felt funny to me which can always weird someone out about a new bag. Yesterday I picked it up and thought about it again. I like the weight, size, stitching, and it's fun to play with. Thumbs up, Jeremy.

Edit: But it wasn't like the one in the picture right now. The size of the pents were closer to the size of the hex's for mine.
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Post by Jeremy »

I think that's just the picture Emily - your bag used the same pattern and should have been almost identical to that bag. - All my bags are using the same pattern these days.

Glad you liked it :)
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Post by brinard »

so do you sell to u.s. yet?
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yes :)
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Post by habitat »

Wheel bags are the shiz! I got one around 3-4 months ago. It looked pretty sweet out of the package. The break-in time was very short compared to other bags. I would say it was choice in about 3 seshs.

I hit tons of new stuff with my wheel bag. The only downturn is the short life. But, I did scratch it up quite a few times. So really, with good care, these bags last about as long as almost any other bag. I tend to be hard on mine, with my anger problem and all :wink:

My bag was about the size of a golf ball. It weigh approx. 40+ grams/it has some good weight to it. The stitching is uniform and I haven't noticed any flaws.

So far, it's the best 32 I have played with. I have owned abshire (mini & normal) Jake Raye 32, Wheel 32, Peng, and I have played with countless others at tourneys. It felt great to play with and I always seemed to be ON while playing with it. I recommend this bag to anyone and everyone.

You gotta love the IFPA discount :D Plus, my bag arrived very promptly, so far faster than any others I have ordered. Seriously, this is a good bag ...
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