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ObArA'BaRs
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Yeah, his bags are totally bomb.
I bought 8 bags at worlds, and the one I bought from him is in the top 3 (which is an elite class: Pipenberg, Brian, Fletch Funk)
I bought 8 bags at worlds, and the one I bought from him is in the top 3 (which is an elite class: Pipenberg, Brian, Fletch Funk)
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i loved mine, dead already tho. had mine about 6 weeks, abused the hell out of it tho. played hours straight daily. was perfect weight tho, i love tiny bags, should have gotten a yoyo. id buy another if i had the cash, my wallet got jacked the other day tho. i know the post was from a long time ago, but do you still do the kits? i really want one. thanks again for the killer sack, B!
Klaatu Verata Niktu!
i can still make a kit, if anyone wants. (ill have to pick up some more needles, but thats easily done)
thanks for the kind words bob, i bet if you had taken more care it would have lassted longer. (like a good wash after every outdoor sesh, and no hacking it with teh friends)
for sale! 53g of buttery goodness. (no butter used in production of this bag)
thanks for the kind words bob, i bet if you had taken more care it would have lassted longer. (like a good wash after every outdoor sesh, and no hacking it with teh friends)
for sale! 53g of buttery goodness. (no butter used in production of this bag)
i washed it all the time, but there are two things that i know for a fact ruined the thing. A: just like you said, hackin' with friends. no offense to any of you guys who may be reading this, but they all pretty much suck. plus, no matter how many times i yelled at them and smacked them, they wouldn't quit with the chicken scratch/ toe pickups. I WAS EFFIN' PISSED! but i'm also not a jerk that wouldn't allow his friends to enjoy the awesomeness of a good bag. then B: when it did get holes i went about patching the complete wrong way. i hand-sewed the first on (big mistake) then i fixed the rest with glue (bigger mistake). the glue didn't really ruin the play, but the glue spots didn't last long and then it was irreparable. but i know better now, got some decent tape. i'll be more careful next time. sorry for the long-ass post, btw.
Klaatu Verata Niktu!
I have the grey/white hurricane bag in the picture above.
I received it at worlds along with a Holly. When my Holly bag died, I proceeded to break in my brinard bag. I think Brian's bags are the perfect size and they don't change much in size after break-in. It's one of those bags I go to when I really want a trick to stick.
I found mine to be too heavy for my tastes for regular shred, but if you like heavy, gushy, floppers, Brian's bags are pretty slick. I often start with my brinard when I'm learning a new trick.
Get one. They are so worth the money in your piggy bank. While you're at it, get a Holly too. ... oh... and one of mine... and one of Tom's.
I received it at worlds along with a Holly. When my Holly bag died, I proceeded to break in my brinard bag. I think Brian's bags are the perfect size and they don't change much in size after break-in. It's one of those bags I go to when I really want a trick to stick.
I found mine to be too heavy for my tastes for regular shred, but if you like heavy, gushy, floppers, Brian's bags are pretty slick. I often start with my brinard when I'm learning a new trick.
Get one. They are so worth the money in your piggy bank. While you're at it, get a Holly too. ... oh... and one of mine... and one of Tom's.
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HG wrote:Hey Brian, its been long enough since i got that bag from you at worlds, its really broken in and nice now (thanksgiving). Here is my review. I'll let you post it when and where you want.
The bag has red hexes and blue pents, both are pretty dark colors. The material is soft, and hasn't shown signs of holes or weak panels yet.
Shredability- The bag is very stallable, round, and fun to play with. It is one of my better bags. There is nothing wrong with it at all. And its probably the most stallable small bag i've played with.
Now, when i say small, i mean normal size for everyone. But i like bags that are a bit bigger. This is one of the few downsides of this bag (the other one is visibility, cause i play in a dark basement.) I can't imagine how amazing this bag would be if it was a little bit bigger.
The fill is great, the stitching is good, but i'm no expert.
For someone who likes small bags, i give this a 9/10
For someone like me, who likes them a little bigger, it gets a 7 or 8/10.
Good bag
henry got the colonial/atlantis bag in the pic with like 22 bags close to the top of the page
hey yeah lets bump this!
im stitching again, with low amouts of fabric still available.
after this sale, id buy new colors of fabric.
have one bag for sale currently,
20$
id consider this a mini by todays standards. just about golf ball size. rigid colors also should make this bag last a while, if cared for correctly.
thanks for looking
b
im stitching again, with low amouts of fabric still available.
after this sale, id buy new colors of fabric.
have one bag for sale currently,
20$
id consider this a mini by todays standards. just about golf ball size. rigid colors also should make this bag last a while, if cared for correctly.
thanks for looking
b
