Well i have just gotten a new abshire. and i noticed that when i squeeze the fabric together where there is no filler, it just puffs back out. but when i do the same with my halfway broken in abshire, the fabric sticks together.
i want to know if the fabric sticking together on my older bag is normal... because its not really breaking in that well, and the first couple weeks i had it, i washed it a bunch because i thought it would break it in.
has all of that washing ruined my bag? (i washed it once a day no matter how much i played for like, 2 weeks)
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is the fabric sticking together when i squeeze it normal?
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Sounds to me like your new bag is not broken in, and your old one is. The "sticking together" is not a problem, that is what happens when a bag is broken in. If it didn't collapse like that, it wouldn't collapse on your foot.
Also, don't worry about your new Abshire and how it breaks in. In my experience, Abshires take awhile to break in.
Richie says to wash it after every dirty session, so once a day doesn't seem too much.
Also, don't worry about your new Abshire and how it breaks in. In my experience, Abshires take awhile to break in.
Richie says to wash it after every dirty session, so once a day doesn't seem too much.
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too much washing is not good for the bag, I wouldn't wash it more often
than every 2 weeks or so.
the break-in time really depends on the color combinations you have.
some colors are of thicker fabric, some are thinner.
Max's (sNale) Abshire for instance is black/red, and took over
1 1/2 months to be fully broken in. Be patient. As for the fabric sticking,
I've got no clue about that.
than every 2 weeks or so.
the break-in time really depends on the color combinations you have.
some colors are of thicker fabric, some are thinner.
Max's (sNale) Abshire for instance is black/red, and took over
1 1/2 months to be fully broken in. Be patient. As for the fabric sticking,
I've got no clue about that.
bjoern
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I suggest washing your bag after every session where the bag is coated with dirt sweat and whatever else it can pick up on the ground. If it takes a few sessions to get your bag dirty, then only wash it when its dirty. Don't wash it for the heck of it. Panels sticking together is a sign the bag is broken in and ready to play. Hope this helps, Richie
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alright max and rich and everyone else. thanks for the help
just had about 1.5 hour session working on basics and pixie butterfly. i hit PIXIE BUTTERFLY 3RD TRY!!!!!!!!
it was clean too. still a bit rolly but i will keep going and it will get better.
just had about 1.5 hour session working on basics and pixie butterfly. i hit PIXIE BUTTERFLY 3RD TRY!!!!!!!!
it was clean too. still a bit rolly but i will keep going and it will get better.
JSACK wrote:alright well me and obara'bars, shredded our dicks off, since we are both in high school, obviously there is some sort of talent show