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sandblasters

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a friend of mine gave me a sandblaster, and I was pleasantly surprised. I know it is pretty big, big I really like how it plays. It seems more symmetrical to me than mr.sandbags, and for some reason i just like the feel. I have an awesome ales zelinka video and it looks like he uses a rather large bag, maybe its a sandblaster? I dont know I could be wrong. What are your opinions on sandblasters?
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Post by Pete »

sandMASTERS? yes. they're fine for starters. but now, for me, they suck because they're so floppy and big. i prefer my small 14 or 32s. and with pellets instead. sand is more for delays.
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Post by ThomASS »

I used to have a sandblaster and it was my favorite bag, one of my friends ended up borrowstealing and I havent seen it in 2 years.

I got to kick with a nice red and white one at Mike Anellos house a couple weeks ago and I still love them. They float longer then small 32's so its good for spinning, ducking and downtime stuff. And sandblaster is a sweet name so...they are badass.
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Post by Pete »

so there's actualy something called a sandblasteR? can we see a picture? where did you buy it from?
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here is a pic of a sandblaster footbag:
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you can buy them here http://www.freedomfootbags.com
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Post by Drew360 »

and here is a picture of a Sand Master..... WOW they really are bigger than a tennis ball... i always thought they just felt that way lol :lol:

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Post by Wasabi »

Sandblasters are alright for the nifty design and crushed panne feel. They're kind of big for me though, but I understand about how floaty it feels. Pretty good for spinning/ducking moves.
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