I am two weeks away from my 30th birthday and as the years pass I always remember footbag as being one of the highlights of my youth, and without question wish I had kept it up. It was such a great thing to be a part of and I can only imagine how much it has grown since the early millenium, when there was probably less than 20 people in Canada who were legitimately guiltless players (no two adds -- that's guiltless right?). I guess though my knees never were made very well for it, but we only get one life. In retrospect I don't think I would have damaged them that much playing footbag.
It's great to see this forum still in use. Actually what brought me here was purchasing a new pair of runners and realizing how light they make the sole materiel out of these days. I was wondering if there is a new shoe more popular than the Rod Laver people are using these days made out of this material. I was thinking how it could be a real game changer in freestyle footbag.
Anyways, just checkin in
Oh and I live in Calgary again, moved back from Regina.-Brian Johnson