Mr. sandbag to 32

[flockpocken]

When should i move up from a Mr sandbag to a 32 panel? and whats the best 32 to get?

[sen]

You shouldn't switch, in my opinion, until you are doing alot of uptime moves. 32's make setting much easier. You should also make sure you can stall that mr in your sleep as a 32 is more difficult to stall.

As for which one you should get . . . that's pretty much up to you. I got a footfighter as my first 32 and was really happy with it. It was soft and broken in from the get go and I believe that makes a great starting bag.

[flockpocken]

ya.. i was thinkin about a footfighter... i still need to master my clipper stalls with my mr sandbag.

[jay7]

I'd definetly say a footfighter is a good first 32. First off, it is big, second it is basically broken in when you get it, third, if you are buying from Kool Kolo, well, he rocks.

My first facile 32 was a big surprise, basically unplayable, because I wasn't properly stalling and the like, so take that into consideration as well.

[flockpocken]

so should i get the mini or regular? cause i find myself tipping the bag when i dex with my upper leg.

[HG]

i dont know why people say mr sandbags are easier to learn with. I cant play with a mr sandbag to save my life, 32's are so much easier to stall than a sandbag. Maybe its just me, but switch to a 32 (a quality one, make sure) as fast as you want, because they are infinitely better.

[flockpocken]

so what quality bag do you suggest?

i got 2 saying to get a footfighter

[Guest_1]

You should get a regular sized 32 from someone like Josh Raye or Holly

[brinard]

my bags are alittle small, so i wouldnt reccommend them.

i would however, recommend in this order for larger bags (larger being slightly larger than a golfball.

holly
mosher
aiden
hermey
ff