coastalkites bag?
coastalkites bag?
so im not saying "hey heres a bag that looks good to play wiht, despite it beng sand filled". however, this bag looks very uniformly stitched, and with correct gathering, even with apparently 3 stitchs per side. so my question is... are these any good? the obvious answer is no, because they cost 6.95 or whatever... but it is quite obviously in a differet class than the other wannabe "freestlye bags", at least by looks alone. anyways, i just saw it and was curious and amazed at how much it looked like some proffesionally stitched bags on here. sorry if i wasted anyone's time.
http://www.coastalkites.com/p-1040-sand ... teid=10052&
http://www.coastalkites.com/p-1040-sand ... teid=10052&
thats a great price for a 32 panel, and it is hand stitched.
BUT.
Its made of synthetic sued, meaning it will probably never break-in (correctly atleast), and I've owned a synthetic sued sandbag, and it was just terrible, before it was even halfway through the break-in process, most of the sand fell out.
BUT.
Its made of synthetic sued, meaning it will probably never break-in (correctly atleast), and I've owned a synthetic sued sandbag, and it was just terrible, before it was even halfway through the break-in process, most of the sand fell out.
that is a great price but if you notice the end of the description they are HUGE!
and also after owning a bag similar to this they dont really play well, the 32 panels are just too many for a sand bag to be even remotely good in my opinion
that said synthetic suede says nothing about the material considering amaretta and facile are both synthetic suedes so um Jordan i think that depending on the kind of synthetic suede used they could break in properly but would need more time and effort than a normal shot+pellet filled bag
and after finding the maker Lunastix juggling stick company i can only be lead to believe that these bags are not worth the money except as something to use when you get in a circle with hacky-sackers, but i wouldnt use it for freestyle
hope that helps
and also after owning a bag similar to this they dont really play well, the 32 panels are just too many for a sand bag to be even remotely good in my opinion
that said synthetic suede says nothing about the material considering amaretta and facile are both synthetic suedes so um Jordan i think that depending on the kind of synthetic suede used they could break in properly but would need more time and effort than a normal shot+pellet filled bag
and after finding the maker Lunastix juggling stick company i can only be lead to believe that these bags are not worth the money except as something to use when you get in a circle with hacky-sackers, but i wouldnt use it for freestyle
hope that helps
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I THINK these are the same bags I saw being sold at Sports Authority, of which I purchased one just for kicks (no pun intended). Eh, it's a decent beginner bag, and it's neat to see footbags sold in stores. Definitely not the best option for anyone past kickless shred level.
I saw an Adidas hackysack yesterday at a sports store and almost picked it up, but that thing probably wasn't even as good as this bag. Stuff like that is mostly novelty. If you're ready for a 32, you definitely gotta pick up something from the really gorgeous bag selection on this site.
I saw an Adidas hackysack yesterday at a sports store and almost picked it up, but that thing probably wasn't even as good as this bag. Stuff like that is mostly novelty. If you're ready for a 32, you definitely gotta pick up something from the really gorgeous bag selection on this site.
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Where did you see this Adidas footbag? Was it the old school logo? I have been looking around for one. I just need one for the my pile o'bags. I have seen a Nike ones in sports stores. But I am not a big Nike fan. I aways used Adidas gear for most of my sports. I thought it would be cool to have a Adidas footbag.shredzilla wrote: I saw an Adidas hackysack yesterday at a sports store and almost picked it up, but that thing probably wasn't even as good as this bag.
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Yeah it's not the 32 panel with the old 3 stripes logos. I used to have one of those back in the hackysack days before I knew about footbag. This one was basically similar to a Whammo hackysack, but with the updated World Cup soccerball panels. Basically this, but as small as a hackysack and made out of that Whammo material:Guydro wrote:Where did you see this Adidas footbag? Was it the old school logo? I have been looking around for one. I just need one for the my pile o'bags. I have seen a Nike ones in sports stores. But I am not a big Nike fan. I aways used Adidas gear for most of my sports. I thought it would be cool to have a Adidas footbag.shredzilla wrote: I saw an Adidas hackysack yesterday at a sports store and almost picked it up, but that thing probably wasn't even as good as this bag.

It was at a small local sporting goods store. I don't think it's a corporate chain, "Nash's Sporting Goods". I can pick it up if it's something you direly want, or give you their contact info for you to order it. Shoot me a pm if that's the case.
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Is it this one?shredzilla wrote:Yeah it's not the 32 panel with the old 3 stripes logos. I used to have one of those back in the hackysack days before I knew about footbag. This one was basically similar to a Whammo hackysack, but with the updated World Cup soccerball panels. Basically this, but as small as a hackysack and made out of that Whammo material:Guydro wrote:Where did you see this Adidas footbag? Was it the old school logo? I have been looking around for one. I just need one for the my pile o'bags. I have seen a Nike ones in sports stores. But I am not a big Nike fan. I aways used Adidas gear for most of my sports. I thought it would be cool to have a Adidas footbag.shredzilla wrote: I saw an Adidas hackysack yesterday at a sports store and almost picked it up, but that thing probably wasn't even as good as this bag.
It was at a small local sporting goods store. I don't think it's a corporate chain, "Nash's Sporting Goods". I can pick it up if it's something you direly want, or give you their contact info for you to order it. Shoot me a pm if that's the case.

I saw it at a scheels sporting store and picked it up cause im a huge soccer fan. Just thought id throw it a abshire mini for comparasion