Looking for Experienced stitcher/shredder

MrUnderArmour · Post by **MrUnderArmour** » 05 Dec 2007 18:00

hey i've been stitching for a couple of months now and i was looking to send out a few prototypes of my bags.
they are 32 panel ultrasuede quite a bit heavier then the usual i think like 75-85 grams. but they will be a little while.(aboot a month)
so if there are any experienced stitcher/shredders (both) that are willing to take te time to take one i willl happily send them one. and hopefully give me some feedback on it or helpful advice.
i"ll post some pics of them when i find my camera. (i swear it has legs)

THANKS J.Reynolds

MrUnderArmour · Post by **MrUnderArmour** » 05 Dec 2007 18:04

oh wait i forgot to say that i was going to send them out for FREE!!!
but i will only send out a small number of them.

Bringerofpie · Post by **Bringerofpie** » 05 Dec 2007 18:19

You should also probably send them out to extreme beginners (hint, hint), even if that person should be better based on the length of time he's been playing.

calemccoy · Post by **calemccoy** » 05 Dec 2007 22:54

hey man, you can hit me up. i am only a tiltless player, but know a few threes so your bag would get like exactly an average amount of wear on it. also, i am a beginning stitcher like yourself, so i think we could both benefit from it. PM me if you want my address. later man.

EoghanMcDowell · Post by **EoghanMcDowell** » 06 Dec 2007 01:21

Hey, sounds like you could use some help. I'll take one of those bags off your hands, I'm an entry level BOP player, so i think your bags would get a good working here, though if you get asked by someone like Jordan or David, or some other well known name in the sport, then don't hesitate to send one to them. But anyway PM me if you got any further questions. It's great to have a new stitcher entering into the world of footbag, looking forward to hearing from you. Oh i give a recommendation to Cale, he's a pretty good guy and would treat your bag well. Like he said he's also a beginning stitcher. I've been meaning to get into it, but i don't want to go get a needle... Oh well. Cheerio, and good day to you sir.

Eoghan

Benzilla · Post by **Benzilla** » 06 Dec 2007 03:54

I'd just becareful about who you send your bags too. Not pointing out any names but if you've seen them on the forums alot and they're actively participating in the footbag community i think they'd be a good choice. I'd ask David or Jorden to try one. They're both great people and hardcore shredders.

I'd be open for receiving one if you'd like. I can hit butterflies, paradox mirages, and some osis. Or if you'd like to trade i'd be happy to if you can hook me up with a pic or something.

brinard · Post by **brinard** » 06 Dec 2007 06:12

i would be glad to check out one of your bags.

im a pretty expierenced stitcher, and can shred alright i guess. i know about what makes good/bad footbags, so i can help if you ask for help.

thanks

brian

Alf · Post by **Alf** » 06 Dec 2007 08:41

I'm not good in shredding (I suck!!!),

but I'm stitching bags,
and I think I'm able to see, what's a good bag or not(from my own oppinion)!

So if you like to send, trade or sell me one of your bags,
I wouldn't say "no"!!!

PegLegHolly · Post by **PegLegHolly** » 06 Dec 2007 09:18

some awesome experienced shredders you could send footbags to:
henry greise
jorden moir
jim penske
tom mosher
rory dawson
lon smith
flash gordon
vasek (although i havent figured out how to get in touch with him to send him footbags yet)
tina aeberli
oxana

zeroman13 · Post by **zeroman13** » 06 Dec 2007 09:23

I'm an experienced stitcher and shredder. So if you would like, you could send one my way.

Kljopa · Post by **Kljopa** » 09 Dec 2007 04:39

Im just a bagger

and you could send me a bag.

I use Ilja bags( yes the Ilja bags:D) so i could compare them

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MrUnderArmour · Post by **MrUnderArmour** » 09 Dec 2007 11:29

ok here is a list of the people recieving bags. i might add a few names along the way. the bags will be sent probaly after christmas seeing that accumalitive tests are this week and final the next. but I'll message the said person when im done with the bag and again when it is shipped.

1) Matt Cross
2) Monkeybilla
3) Erik Chan
4) Zeb Jackson
5) Benzilla
6)PegLegHolly
thanks again
J.Reynolds

david · Post by **david** » 09 Dec 2007 12:26

85 grams?

MrUnderArmour · Post by **MrUnderArmour** » 09 Dec 2007 12:52

yea actually just last week i made this 100 gram 8 panel( just to show some of the stitching i do) this 8 panel has been played with a few times but its hard to tell. i play inside on raquet ball courts to keep them clean

i think this was my first or second 32 panel i've vastly improved since then

but the ones i send out will be about 50 to 65 grams

Kljopa · Post by **Kljopa** » 09 Dec 2007 13:23

mmmmm heavy bags

. Never played with 100 gram bag, how does it feel?

MrUnderArmour · Post by **MrUnderArmour** » 09 Dec 2007 13:28

little tougher to kick but probaly the easiest to stall.
literaly just drop it on your foot and it will stick.
pretty awesome

Kljopa · Post by **Kljopa** » 09 Dec 2007 13:33

It would work great for beginners, specially for the less confident ones.

MrUnderArmour · Post by **MrUnderArmour** » 09 Dec 2007 13:35

thats exactly what it was for!
a training bag for a friend

mc · Post by mc » 09 Dec 2007 16:55

MrUnderArmour wrote: literaly just drop it on your foot and it will stick.

60 gram bags do this as well, but they don't HURT to kick.

Post by **Zac Miley** » 09 Dec 2007 17:33

Matt Cross wrote:
MrUnderArmour wrote: literaly just drop it on your foot and it will stick.
60 gram bags do this as well, but they don't HURT to kick.

Sometimes they do.