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i just wanted to know what other people carry their footbags in. mine are always in my pocket but i have been looking for a holder for them beacause im affraid my keys and other thing mite rip them.so if i can get some suggestion of what to use and where to find them it would help.
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I carry them in the sunglass pocket of my backpack 8)
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i plan on making a softball sized sandbag (4 panel, no sand) with a zipper up the side. thatll be my footbag carrier, once i get around to making it. :roll:
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I use an eye-glass case to keep my bags. I plan on stitching/hot-gluing ultrasuede inside because i think the fabric is pretty abrasive to my facile bags.
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I just stuff them inside my lavers and leave them there. That way I never accidentally have one without the other.
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Post by Stefan »

brinard wrote:i plan on making a softball sized sandbag (4 panel, no sand) with a zipper up the side. thatll be my footbag carrier, once i get around to making it. :roll:
Thats a really good idea. I may try that, if you dont mind.
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go nuts
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Post by Guest_2 »

haha, I did that with a huge old 32 I made that fell apart [it was with faex suede-not ultrasuede-and tied a couple strings through the hexes and tied it shut with bags in it

It was tight!
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Post by sen »

You could get the Hackey Sack bag from worldfootbag.com . . . :roll:
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Post by freshONE »

I use a hard case for eye-glasses.
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sen wrote:You could get the Hackey Sack bag from worldfootbag.com . . . :roll:
I have that :D
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Post by brinard »

you know footfighter sells these hand knotted bags (like basketball nets, but its a bag holder)

they come in really bright colors, and i think they hold like 5 bags....
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Post by Kierpca »

yes we were selling holders but we don't make it enymore
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Post by Salt »

You could go to any nerd store and buy a dice bag - a fabric bag with drawstrings.
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or buy a bottle of crown in the purple bag... thats way more fun than visiting a nerd store.
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Post by Wasabi »

freshONE wrote:I use a hard case for eye-glasses.
I was inspired by your visit to NYC and did it too. :D
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brinard wrote:... thats way more fun than visiting a nerd store.
are you kidding me? NOTHING is more fun then visiting a nerd store! There's this really super-cool one in Winnipeg that has a full suit of metal armour (full-plate, if I'm not mistaken :wink: ) and a bunch of hardcore looking weapons mounted all over the walls... there's soooo much cool stuff in nerd stores :)

I think the eye-glass case sounds like a pretty cool idea... I'm going to look into that!

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Post by smokefree »

Salt wrote:You could go to any nerd store and buy a dice bag - a fabric bag with drawstrings.
haha i love this guy. nerd store harhar. 8)
Also I used a little microphone pouch. YOU NEED A POUCH BECAUSE SHRED SHORTS (aka basketball shorts) HAVE NO POCKETS :evil:
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Post by Salt »

Actually, come to think of it I have shred shorts that have a little fabric pocket in them, behind the waistband. It's the perfect size for a footbag.
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