Hey Oxana
I know you have plenty of stitchers and that's why I reply. Of the pictues you posted, the first two look good and I'd think they're worth more than 10 euros. But the rest look far from perfect so 10 euros seem like a good price for them.
You should only sell good footbags for the players and rest for companies. And you should ask for at least 15 euros for a good footbag.
Anz wrote:Hey Oxana
I know you have plenty of stitchers and that's why I reply. Of the pictues you posted, the first two look good and I'd think they're worth more than 10 euros. But the rest look far from perfect so 10 euros seem like a good price for them.
You should only sell good footbags for the players and rest for companies. And you should ask for at least 15 euros for a good footbag.
because only good looking footbags play good
my stupid bags that looked really shitty played amazingly. enough to make ricky moran want one.
Seems that the bags from the last photos were not stitched so well as the first two and the bags we leave in Berlin.
Sorting bags to categories by stitching accuracy seems reasonable.
I, personally, dont think you can judge a bag on looks, when i got my abshire, i thought it looked pretty poor compared to the other beuties some peaple on here spit out.
wouldnt even entertain the idea of pre judging! they do look like great bags. and i would prob buy one if it wasnt for my driving, and the fact that im going on holiday!
Kyle Hewitt wrote:
my stupid bags that looked really shitty played amazingly. enough to make ricky moran want one.
ya, I've had some great ugly bags over the years. I think if a stitcher is going to sell stuff, it should look good, though... or at least sell the uglier, therefore less careful, therefore probably faster-to-stitch bags for less. That's what I do with my two-stitch bags.
Kyle Hewitt wrote:
my stupid bags that looked really shitty played amazingly. enough to make ricky moran want one.
ya, I've had some great ugly bags over the years. I think if a stitcher is going to sell stuff, it should look good, though... or at least sell the uglier, therefore less careful, therefore probably faster-to-stitch bags for less. That's what I do with my two-stitch bags.
i dont agree with you. i bet you they'll look good after they break in. thats what happens to abshires
Bags will still have their oblong characteristics even if they get broken-in. It's just the material stretching and puffing out from break-in. Stitching consistency is still the same.
Anyway, I agree with Anz here. The top two look like top-shelf quality to me. You should sell those at a higher price. But whatever you want to do with your bags is your choice, Oxana.
PS: Let's not make a qualitative discussion about this. It's a page meant for selling footbags, not a debate on aesthetics.
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