Sandmaster Footbag - Assorted Colors

Honestly, there's nothing bad I can say about this item. Other than the fact that when I ordered it the picture showed specifically a blue, white and grey footbag; and there was no mention of "colors may vary" anywhere, I went on ahead and ordered it. I was pretty disappointed when my package arrived, I opened it up, only to find a black and red footbag. Pretty much the only reason I ordered it was because of the colors, and I didn't get what I ordered. I got over it though, as the piece is well made. Right away, I got to kicking it around; and even got my brother, brother in law and nephew to play. Now I'm no professional "footbagger", but I feel it is almost perfectly balanced. Maybe like 5% more sand would make it perfect bit only for stalls, but also good launches. All in all, a well deserved 4. Alright people, hope this helps your choice.

Idk for beginners but yes

This "footbag" has unofficially become the official office recreation.. but we refer to it as the Footsack, hence the quotes (thanks to my creative colleague). I cannot go a day without tossin it around the office for 5-10m. In fact, one of my colleagues only likes to toss it around with his hands; he never joins us in the group sack-off.This footsack is the perfect size, material, and consistency. Now that it has been broken in by the whole office after a month and a half, it bounces so gracefully off the feet.. So far it has held up 100 thousand percent, and believe me when I say we rough up the footsack.Let's just say it's known as the communal office sack.

If you are not familiar with "footbags" (hackey-sacks intensified and perfected for new generations), this one may not look like much when you receive it. It may seem somewhat underfilled. The filler is sand rather than plastic beads or beans, and the amount of filler in this bag is much lower than old hackey-sacks. However, this fill style allows players to perform stalls and other tricks. For this reason, after reading several reviews, I chose this as the bag to give my stepson. He has really enjoyed practicing new tricks he would not be able to do with one of the older bags, and the construction of this bag is good enough that after hours of play, unlike the old bag designs, none of the filler has worked its way through the seams. All in all, it made a great gift.

This is an quality hackie sac.If you didn't know what a hacki sacks is, its is a toy where you kick it back and forths with your friends.Won fun game you can play with it is if you hit the sak with your foot three times you can catched it with your hand and throw it at your friends who are playing with you. If you hit them, then they are out and you are supposed to play until you are the last one standing. A helpful hint if you want to be the best of your friends is to secrately parnter with a friend and gangs up on the other people playing the game.Hope this review is good for you, I really like this hackey sack.

I recently got back into kicking footbags around again. After wearing out an old leather one I bought back in 2000, it was time to invest in some new footbags.I remember that Jester and Sandmaster being two of the top brands for non-tourney grade footbags.Both of these brands have fallen by the wayside in quality, with Sandmaster being only slightly better than Jester.The stitching on the Jester footbag is loose, with plenty of gap space for the sand grains to leak out of. I do not see the lifespan of this footbag living for more than a month or two at the rate that I play with friends.Sandmaster footbags do have tighter stitching, but the tie offs for the end of the thread are horrible and come undone and begin to lose sand.After some searching online, I did however find an excellent brand of footbag, Dragonfly, that is not sold on Amazon.com.

I picked this "SandMaster Footbag" because of all the good reviews I read on it. It was a surprise gift for my 17 year old son at Christmas. He was delighted with it...couldn't wait to show the fellows! He had been used to playing with 'lighter' hackey sacks (that's what they call them in Arkansas). After he played with it for awhile, he said there was no going back to the lighter (less in weight) ones. He's become very good with it. My only complaint was that I did not have a choice in color, and they sent us a light tan and white one. Boys play outside. My son would highly recommend the "Sandmaster Footbag".

My friend got one of these a couple of weeks ago, I liked it so much that I just ordered one for myself. This bag is a bit larger than other hacky sacks I've used. At first I was a little unsure about that, and the weight also. It is substantially heavier than other hacky sacks. But that's what makes this one so much better. Its size and weight put together allow for really great control, and after using this and grabbing my other (much lighter and smaller) hacky sack, I found myself hitting it too hard, and it would just flop around all over the place. Once you play with this for a little while, you will really like it and probably won't want to use any other type of hacky sack again.