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Post your favorite bags...
Post your favorite bags to play with that you own. Pictures strongly encouraged
Will post pictures of these soon:
1. PegLeg
-purchased at Worlds 2007
[insert picture]
2. Kyle Hewitt
-attained at ShrEdmonton 2007
[insert picture]
3. Zeb Jackson
-won for rippin' run at the Idaho Jam 2007
[insert picture]
Will post pictures of these soon:
1. PegLeg
-purchased at Worlds 2007
[insert picture]
2. Kyle Hewitt
-attained at ShrEdmonton 2007
[insert picture]
3. Zeb Jackson
-won for rippin' run at the Idaho Jam 2007
[insert picture]
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http://www.modified.in/footbag/viewtopic.php?t=17765
although chocie may not equal favorite, the topics are quite similar.
although chocie may not equal favorite, the topics are quite similar.
Ben Rea
Well this bag fits in both or either thread.
I'm not just tooting my own horn, but this is the absolute most choice bag that I have ever played with. It's consequently my favourite bag ever, especially since I made it!
Here before it was worked in:

And broken in, though the picture can't do justice.
It is the floppiest thing in existence. Better than any amaretta bag I've ever played with. Perfect size. Perfect weight. No holes to date.

This is the bag that I use when I want to have fun above all else.
My next favourite bag, or favourite all-time bag that isn't my own would probably be this bag that I was given in 2002 by Trevorr Hibbs. I never talked to him much about stitching, because I never got into it until this past summer myself, but I have become convinced after some speculation that either Trevorr or Felix Zenger taught the other how to stitch (I think they met at some event in 2002 actually where Steve flew Ales and Felix over for some Penn-state event?) The stitching is sooo similar, the feel of the fabric (though I imagine it must just be the same as what the rest of us use?), the filler, etc. Incredible:

I'm not just tooting my own horn, but this is the absolute most choice bag that I have ever played with. It's consequently my favourite bag ever, especially since I made it!
Here before it was worked in:

And broken in, though the picture can't do justice.
It is the floppiest thing in existence. Better than any amaretta bag I've ever played with. Perfect size. Perfect weight. No holes to date.

This is the bag that I use when I want to have fun above all else.
My next favourite bag, or favourite all-time bag that isn't my own would probably be this bag that I was given in 2002 by Trevorr Hibbs. I never talked to him much about stitching, because I never got into it until this past summer myself, but I have become convinced after some speculation that either Trevorr or Felix Zenger taught the other how to stitch (I think they met at some event in 2002 actually where Steve flew Ales and Felix over for some Penn-state event?) The stitching is sooo similar, the feel of the fabric (though I imagine it must just be the same as what the rest of us use?), the filler, etc. Incredible:

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My lovely Clavens amaretta bag. Bought at worlds 07. Probably the most played with bag at NYJ 07.

And also this bag I made a long time ago, like number 18 or something. It's SOOOOO floppy and the fabric is ridiculously thing. It's Cody's though, and riddled with glue now so it's useless. but in it's prime it was absolutely the floppiest bag I have ever touched:

Your's looks insane Erik, I would really like to feel/play with one of your bags some time.
EDIT:
This one was also a really good one that I made, but also Cody's:


And also this bag I made a long time ago, like number 18 or something. It's SOOOOO floppy and the fabric is ridiculously thing. It's Cody's though, and riddled with glue now so it's useless. but in it's prime it was absolutely the floppiest bag I have ever touched:

Your's looks insane Erik, I would really like to feel/play with one of your bags some time.
EDIT:
This one was also a really good one that I made, but also Cody's:

Jay (8:06:01 PM): Bu-bu-buu-buug--Looks up, and the feeling goes away like a sneeze-bu-buuuh-BULLLSHITTT
Jay (8:06:14 PM): *wipes bellybutton*
Jay (8:06:14 PM): *wipes bellybutton*
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This one is still my favorite bag!!! Brinard Bag brian dennis It's not choice yet!! I filled it to much. But it is fun to kick and is the best lookin bag I own. 

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That's what I get for rarely visiting "Bags and Equipment" and not trying the search engine first. Seriously, the last three topics i've started in the last two or so months are all repeats. laaaameBenRea wrote:http://www.modified.in/footbag/viewtopic.php?t=17765
although chocie may not equal favorite, the topics are quite similar.
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