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Post by Wasabi » 12 Jul 2006 12:16

I love using that pattern! /shameless shout out
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Post by Kyle Hewitt » 12 Jul 2006 15:23

Wouldn't a one color 32 panel footbag be the best break in type bag? Since is it using the same color?

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Post by brinard » 12 Jul 2006 16:04

i would say the same or maybe better than a soccerball. both are even, thats why. no other patterns are consistant as the two.

edit: colors make a large difference tho. a solid tulip bag would get holes in like a week. where as a tulip/white soccerball would play probably about the same, it would last longer i would imagine, as white is a nice light medium.

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Post by Lee » 12 Jul 2006 20:31

Is white a thin color?

What about an all white 32 panel?
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Post by shred villain » 12 Jul 2006 21:22

in my opinion white is kinda stiff. i prefer country cream. it's soft and pretty thin plus it doesnt get holes to easy.
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Post by Wasabi » 13 Jul 2006 13:48

Field Fabrics did note that the white ultrasuede light comes extra supple. Country Cream is a much better investment in my opinion, unless you want a softer white with a faster break-in.
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Post by sidekick » 13 Jul 2006 14:49

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Post by Drew Hamilton » 13 Jul 2006 16:22

Man, the stiching there is fansastic. The circle I play in uses crappy guatamallan's. I'm not gonna use my 12 in a cicle filled with inexperienced shredders.

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Post by vettehunter123 » 03 Aug 2006 16:17

Are Flip Flop and 5 Claw the same?
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Post by brinard » 03 Aug 2006 17:24

nope. but theyre close.

edit.

yeah, i accidentally labeld that one wrong. those are both flip patterns. a good 5claw is on kfm's main sight. i think its red and white.

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Post by vettehunter123 » 03 Aug 2006 20:17

Ah, now I see the difference.Well I'm halfway through my flip-flop so I'll do a 5 claw later. I love that pattern!:)

Heres the real 5 claw;

http://www.kingstonfootbag.com/shop.php

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Post by Kyle Hewitt » 03 Aug 2006 22:24

Tulip gets holes on a month of shredding with any color with it ftw

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Post by Robert wojci » 04 Aug 2006 03:58

Does the bag that lon got have any kind of pattern name? thats really awesome
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Post by PegLegHolly » 04 Aug 2006 08:49

ive just been calling it sci
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Post by Toby » 04 Aug 2006 17:52

Wasabi wrote:Field Fabrics did note that the white ultrasuede light comes extra supple. Country Cream is a much better investment in my opinion, unless you want a softer white with a faster break-in.
From my experience, white is pretty stiff(quite alot more than country cream). it's also pretty thin. it doesn't seem to work very well on hexagons, but when i use it for pents, it lasts as long as Atlantis.

It's probably a bad choice if you are into making non soccerball patterns.
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Post by james_dean » 05 Aug 2006 01:13

I have been told by a number of shredders/stitchers that white is bad. It's thin and it pills real easy. I have had one bag with white on it. There was only 1 hex white and it was noticably thinner. The rest of the bag felt like it would last forever, that hex felt like it would get holes soon.

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Post by Toby » 05 Aug 2006 01:29

White pills very easily if you face the wrong side outwards(same as every other colour), the problem is that it is quite hard to tell which sides is which with white.
james_dean wrote:There was only 1 hex white and it was noticably thinner. The rest of the bag felt like it would last forever, that hex felt like it would get holes soon.
Like i said, it's thin. but from my experience, it actually lasts longer than most other colours.
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Post by brinard » 05 Aug 2006 07:05

i love using white as a pent color. its my fav. ive actually made about 10 bags with white pents. they last just as long as flash red. ive never seen red get a hole.

white is underrated.

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Post by quadgun » 05 Aug 2006 08:55

I don't think he still stitches, but here are some j-bag styles.

http://www.geocities.com/jhibbs27/jbags.htm

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Post by james_dean » 05 Aug 2006 21:01

Toby wrote:White pills very easily if you face the wrong side outwards(same as every other colour), the problem is that it is quite hard to tell which sides is which with white.
james_dean wrote:There was only 1 hex white and it was noticably thinner. The rest of the bag felt like it would last forever, that hex felt like it would get holes soon.
Like I said, it's thin. but from my experience, it actually lasts longer than most other colours.
Oh, that's interesting. Thx.
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