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i'm interested in buying a bag, i don't have one right now. ideally i would like to have a lonn bag but she's been overworked i think and is not accepting any orders until after worlds. I'll probably buy one then, but do you guys know of another alternative that's comparable to a lonn bag? I read that thread where everyone posted pictures of their bags, and those j-bags look pretty nice. Who makes them?
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If you contact hibbs, he's very much into making whatever you want. I'm sure he can make a big bag (I think my bag is fairly big. About the size of an Abshire) and change his filler around so its whatever weight you'd like. Plus if it comes too heavy or too light to you, you can always bleed/fill it more
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how long does it usually take to get it from him?
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I didn't know that JT Hibbs was still stitching or playing. Too bad, he was an insane freestyler and good at stitching bags. I guess he doesn't play because he was prone to injury...
anyway, see the stitcher contact info thread for more info regarding people that are currently stitching.
anyway, see the stitcher contact info thread for more info regarding people that are currently stitching.
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Cody, what's up man! If you come to the Frankenbike kick circle this Saturday near 71 and Lamar I'm bringing my Abshire mini. You can try it out. I love this thing, it's friggin' greatmorsecode wrote:cool, thanks for the info guys. small and heavy isn't exactly what i had in mind. perhaps an abshire or a carol is what to go for if you want a bigger, lighter bag that has enough beads to stay round. still, i'll think about investing in a trevorr hibbs bag. thanks.
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Hope to see you there man.