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ah yes, a very common strategy... :?
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SO what is the dealio on these bags?
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wow. i just read the entire thread. this could be interesting! i'd love to see how good it is when it's completed.
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Yeah, this thread is 3 years old now. 0.0
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Post by Eskimo Joe »

Did anyone actually pay 100 bones for a friggen footbag? I mean, come on. Is this like pre-footfighters and other shred ready bags? Why so expensive? Material? What kind of material and how much is it per yard? Is the filler moon rocks?
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Post by richardabshire »

I don't think the price would be 100 dollars. The style of bag has changed. This was before metal filler. I am looking for better fabrics right now. There will be a Nucleus, after I find the the right materials. Let me know if you have any input. Thanks, Richard Abshire
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Post by LEGOMAN »

What happened to the old material?
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input: instead of stitching the panels, use zippers around every pents that way we can just unzip to replace a busted panel or to replace filler etc.. :) i had that idea a while back. it would rock. :P
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it would be very heavy. :?
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Post by johnl583 »

Pete wrote:input: instead of stitching the panels, use zippers around every pents that way we can just unzip to replace a busted panel or to replace filler etc.. :) i had that idea a while back. it would rock. :P
wouldn't you still have to sew the fabric to the zipper? what if the stitch between the fabric and the zippers broke? seems like unneccesary extra work to me.
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Post by james_dean »

johnl583 wrote:
Pete wrote:input: instead of stitching the panels, use zippers around every pents that way we can just unzip to replace a busted panel or to replace filler etc.. :) i had that idea a while back. it would rock. :P
wouldn't you still have to sew the fabric to the zipper? what if the stitch between the fabric and the zippers broke? seems like unneccesary extra work to me.
:lol: I think this idea is sufficiently ridiculous not to discuss practicalities. It was a good joke though :)
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haha! i guess noone here noticed the " :P " ... obviously a joke.
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Nucleus guys whos got one, whats so great about them, are they for sale, can I have one for a dramatically reduced price?
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Post by Wasabi »

I think what is being referenced is the $60 abshire bag with the Tungsten filler and whatever. I think I met someone named Philip awhile back that had 1-2 of these. They were very small (about the size of earlier Peng bags, if not smaller) and very heavy, like above 50 grams and such. I remember they were tightly stitched too, since the the panels were pretty puffy. Also, I think I felt a broken in one, and it felt pretty dreamy. :)

Pretty cool bags imo. I'm sure Richie is preparing himself to better the quality and performance of these bags right at this moment.
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Richard is the man! He's the first pro I played with (besides Luis)
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