Stitcher, Filler, Material, Weight, Gather, Colors, ect...
Post Your Dream Bag
Post Your Dream Bag
Whats your dream bag 
Stitcher, Filler, Material, Weight, Gather, Colors, ect...
Stitcher, Filler, Material, Weight, Gather, Colors, ect...
Last edited by Jordan on 29 Jun 2008 09:51, edited 2 times in total.
Jordan wrote:whos this pengpeng everyone speaks of?
i would like to see some of his work
Jon's FootBlog
MSN: [email protected]
"It was clean enough to be thin..." - Andrew W.
MSN: [email protected]
"It was clean enough to be thin..." - Andrew W.
Fixed that for ya. Footbag slip-of-tongues are the best.Jordan wrote:My bad pengpeng =/
My dream bag would be a brand new Lonn, Felix or Henmo bag. Henmo (Takatsugu Mihara) is a footbag stitcher/player straight from Japan, and I think he retired just a year ago or so.
Waylon Lew - maker of Wasabi bags
NYFA represent.
"Footbag can be pretty frustrating when it's supposed to be fun. I was partly driven by this forum - practice, practice, practice... As that is true, I think someone can be too focused on progressing and training that they miss the fun aspect of it." - Bander87
NYFA represent.
"Footbag can be pretty frustrating when it's supposed to be fun. I was partly driven by this forum - practice, practice, practice... As that is true, I think someone can be too focused on progressing and training that they miss the fun aspect of it." - Bander87
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footbag9208
- Shredalicious
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- mannampepo
- BSOS Beast
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my dream bag would be a bag/food that i could eat after a session. that would be slick and would fill my tummy wummy up with some goodness plus i would of already had an awesome shred with it. Sweeeeet!:)
At the same time i would have to buy alot of eatable footbags, but it would still be kickasss.
EATABLE FOOTBAGS ARE THE FUTURE OF FOOTBAG!
At the same time i would have to buy alot of eatable footbags, but it would still be kickasss.
EATABLE FOOTBAGS ARE THE FUTURE OF FOOTBAG!
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JeffRichards
- Fearless
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- Joined: 21 Sep 2005 04:58
- Location: Palatine, IL
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footbag9208
- Shredalicious
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- mosher
- brutal footbag cronie
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- Location: Toronto, Ontario
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Haha all those stitchers that got mentioned are all now retired.
Fortunately there now exist a kagillion amazing new/notsonew stitchers, check out the 'FOR SALE' forum and have a look at some. There are many many great up and coming stitchers, it's really quite a good time to be interested in buying a 32.
Fortunately there now exist a kagillion amazing new/notsonew stitchers, check out the 'FOR SALE' forum and have a look at some. There are many many great up and coming stitchers, it's really quite a good time to be interested in buying a 32.
Tom Mosher
hate is a waste of passion!
hate is a waste of passion!
hey footbag9208, ive been playing for about 2-3 months... really new, but im all about the sport already, i love it... and im learning really fast (which is always a good thing)
also, the Fearless is amazing... I have the facile version, which isnt the best, because the armaretta Fearless is way better... but its still an amazing bag
and MOSHER... i saw some of your vids on youtube, and you shred!
major props.
and MOSHER... i saw some of your vids on youtube, and you shred!
major props.
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footbag9208
- Shredalicious
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yea only 3 weeks for me but im getting the basics down pretty fast. I got the fearless 55 so fast b/c i got 2 footbags from dragonfly and they suck. So then i ordered the fearless and a Mr. sandbag (to learn with).
I dont plan on really using the fearless alot except for light kicking and once i get all the basics and some 2 adds down with the sandbag il move on to using the fearless 55 more.
I dont plan on really using the fearless alot except for light kicking and once i get all the basics and some 2 adds down with the sandbag il move on to using the fearless 55 more.
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footbag9208
- Shredalicious
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