Best bags of all time?
Best bags of all time?
I did a quick search, and typed in things like "Best Bag", "Greatest Bag", and others and every time the search results showed roughly 700 results...So now I am curious, what does modified think the best bag of all time would be? I have only tried one 32, and own a few Mr.Sandbags, But I know many of you own 10+ bags, or have played with them.
Then the question comes to mind, best bag for what? There are a bunch of styles of play, so we might as well put this into a categorized view...
For example, Best Stalling bag, Best setting bag, Best net bag, Most Durable Bag, etc....
And if there is a big Sticky somewhere showing I missed something, if someone could please kindly point me in the direction of it to eliminate my ignorance that would be great!
Then the question comes to mind, best bag for what? There are a bunch of styles of play, so we might as well put this into a categorized view...
For example, Best Stalling bag, Best setting bag, Best net bag, Most Durable Bag, etc....
And if there is a big Sticky somewhere showing I missed something, if someone could please kindly point me in the direction of it to eliminate my ignorance that would be great!
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uh there are a couple threads like this, there pretty pointless, all of the bags can be good to whatever player you are so its all in your style
respectfully (not in omg u noob!!!11!! way)
rob
EDIT check out new footbags thread, there are tons of reveiws in there
respectfully (not in omg u noob!!!11!! way)
rob
EDIT check out new footbags thread, there are tons of reveiws in there
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wow, I can't believe someone mentioned mike wilson, I got some CRAPTACULAR bags from that guy... anyway, my favorites have been mirkens, lonns, iljas, and felixs. However, most of my choice bags lately have been testers that I've received, and I've really enjoyed my Jake Raye footbags, my Marco Hartig footbag, and I even have a Waylon Lew footbag right now that I think is going to be a pretty good bag, I can already do loads of tricks with it.
So, there's lots of good options. There are some great stitchers out there making some sweet bags who don't have big huge reputations right now. It's a good time to be a bag buyer.
Matt
So, there's lots of good options. There are some great stitchers out there making some sweet bags who don't have big huge reputations right now. It's a good time to be a bag buyer.
Matt
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Yeah, I realized this is probably the first thread every person like myself (aka, noob to the forums) would ask, but when I searched I was amazed at not finding anything...
For the record, Mary has better bags than Jesus, AND brinard!...
So basically the only bags that would receive titles in and around "Best ever" are all hand stitched 32's? I will keep that in mind....
Thanks
For the record, Mary has better bags than Jesus, AND brinard!...
So basically the only bags that would receive titles in and around "Best ever" are all hand stitched 32's? I will keep that in mind....
Thanks
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Back when I started playing footbag, Carol bags were the defacto STANDARD in footbag freestyle. If you freestyled that's what you played with. Then about a billion stitchers started making their appearance on the scene. I've played with so many (25+ diff. stitchers?) that it's hard to tell although Felix bags have to be mentionned somewhere in the best bags "of all time".
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When I moved here and first talked with Matt Kain he asked if Wilson still makes bags because those were the best bags when he used to play. Maybe it's that preferences have changed that much, or maybe that was just a bad Wilson bag.Matt Cross wrote:wow, I can't believe someone mentioned mike wilson, I got some CRAPTACULAR bags from that guy...
My favorite bags to play with have been from Felix and Jeremy Mirken.
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Wilson bags were considered the best back in 2000, on the forum that gave BIRTH to modified. I only have two four-panel facile Wilsons, because I was a cheap 13-year old and I "couldn't afford" a 32 (I really wish now that I had sprang for one, however). A lot of people preferred Wilsons to Carols, but then again I probably don't know what I'm talking about.
This for some reason makes me remember reading the footbag.org FREESTYLE list... going through the pages, being subscribed to the emails, etc.
This for some reason makes me remember reading the footbag.org FREESTYLE list... going through the pages, being subscribed to the emails, etc.
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A few names that were not mention.
Richard Abshire 16 years stitching 32's
Tim Kelly
Paul Munger
Jane Jones
Mel Schnieder
Shay Wright
The Flying Clipper crew of stitchers
Lon Irish
Fritz Reich
The one and only Allen Petersen
All of these stichers were here first making the bags that most people copy and don't really improve on. If you dig for this info, you can find it. Hope this helps, Richard
Richard Abshire 16 years stitching 32's
Tim Kelly
Paul Munger
Jane Jones
Mel Schnieder
Shay Wright
The Flying Clipper crew of stitchers
Lon Irish
Fritz Reich
The one and only Allen Petersen
All of these stichers were here first making the bags that most people copy and don't really improve on. If you dig for this info, you can find it. Hope this helps, Richard
I just recently tried the first 32 panel bag Kyle Hewitt has made and it is now Vegas' favorite bag to shred with.
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Professionals practice until they can't get it wrong.
No, I don't play soccer. Yes, there are competitions. 4 years. Lots of practice.
