i will deffinatley be purchasing on in the future next time i get paid (soon). i love trying out new bags, nice job on those. are any of those for sale or will you be stitching new bags if you want a diff. design/color choice/?
Very nice, I will also pick one up when I get money. Could you please post a pic of your 4 panels or the 32 making kit aswell, im highly interested in the kit, please describe. Btw i like your glass piece, cool colors.
I would definately buy a 32 pannel kit if it came with detailed instructions with pictures of all the steps, not just "continue till you can't go any farther."
sorry...i dont want any of your bags at the moment.,..but that piece you have one of those bags on is sweeeetttt....how much for the piece and the bag?
Brian's footbags are really worth getting.
I own the orange and blue, on the top right.
The bag plays really well.
It sets really well.
Not too heavy, not too light.
Rolls are very rare as well.
When i first got my bag from Brian it seemed real small and stiff, but I just recently broke it in, which i though would never happen, and it plays phenomenally, still a bit small though.
freddie if youre talking about that poke-bag... that black is elite because the noir would have fallen apart. and with that little... poke-circle on the front it kind of makes the bag uneven in weight distribution. but ive come to find out that the longer it takes to break in then the longer itll last. hes been making them a bit bigger lately (due to the fact that hardly anyone likes small bags) and those are just as great. but we kind of guessed that the poke-bag would play weird because of that circle thing.
well, i tried a new break-in method (that someone told me) that requires towels, oil, heat, and few other things, and it broke it in within 30 mins, compare to hours of finger rolling, kicking, and washing.