#274,354 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #53 in Footbags
Customer Reviews
3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars
26 ratings
3.5 out of 5 stars
Date First Available
July 19, 2004
2.5
7 Review
5 Star
45
4 Star
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3 Star
19
2 Star
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1 Star
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Scritto da: Dan
Simply my favorite bag. Good weight. Great control.
I love these jesters. Kick ass
Scritto da: Alex
not the old filling?
The other reviewers are quite right, they're not the same quality as years ago. I have two old jesters from the mid-2000s, which are still decently filled with fine sand. This new jester is very slightly larger, and the faux-suede maybe isn't as soft, but most importantly, it's twice the weight and feels like it's filled with a fine gravel instead. The price would have been fine if it had been sand-filled, but the filling is coarse enough to feel through the bag. Some dust comes out when I use it, that may stop as it breaks in - or it may be an issue of stitch quality. Colors are good, saturated, same quality as ever in that respect. New one is one the right hand side. I was hoping they'd match for weight for juggling, but no such luck.
Scritto da: Joe
Poor quality
When I received the package it was great . I invited a friend to play and it didn't last an hour before it started to leak. Not impressed!
Scritto da: Cory
different color
It is a good quality foot bag, my only issue is i purchased one expecting to get the colors shown, ended up with yellow and orange-neither colors i like.
Scritto da: Fuzzy
Not the same Jester footbags
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.
Scritto da: John Hinshaw
"Assorted" means not necessarily what is pictured
Great handling ball! Perfect weight for stalls and controlled kicks. The only down side and reason for not earning all 5 stars is that the color I received was not what was advertised/shown. That was the only reason for ordering this product was I enjoyed the color scheme that was shown. Didn't realize "assorted color" meant that it wasn't the actual product shown. I thought "assorted" meant because it was multi-colored pictured.
Scritto da: TragicWarrior
Not bad, could be better
It's a decent footbag for the price. Good size and doesn't require much break in. However, it does leak slightly. In the right lighting you can see small puffs of sand escape with each kick. Fear I'll have an empty sack in a few months. Also, I didn't receive the color I order.
