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Sand Footbag
Eclipse 32
Sand Fill
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Description
If you are new to footbags, then the Eclipse 32 Panel Footbag is an excellent choice. This rounder footbag is equipped with large panels that make it a lot easier to stall the bag. The Eclipse 32 is also a great choice for any casual circle kicking gatherings. Easy to control, maneuver, and balance, the Eclipse 32 is an all around great pick.
Product details
- Best for
- Stalls, catches, solo practice, and circle play
- Skill level
- See product description
- Play feel
- Soft catches and controlled stalls
- Fill type
- Sand
- Panels
- 32
- Construction
- Hand-sewn
Questions
Who is the Eclipse 32 best for?
Stalls, catches, solo practice, and circle play. Recommended skill level: see product description.
How does the Eclipse 32 feel during play?
Soft catches and controlled stalls. It uses sand in a 32-panel build.
What's the difference between sand, metal, and plastic fill?
Sand gives you the most stall control and sits lighter on your foot than metal. Metal is the middle ground, a balance of weight, control, and stallability. Plastic pellets make the bag rounder and give it more pop, which is why our freestyle bags are plastic-filled. If you mostly want stalls, go sand or metal. If you're kicking freestyle, go plastic.
Which footbag should I buy first?
The Eclipse 32 is our simplest recommendation for a first bag because it doesn't demand a specific style of play. If you want to learn stalls first, pick a sand or metal fill with a lower panel count, like the Nemesis 14 Sand. If freestyle kicking is the goal, go with plastic fill and 32 or more panels.
How fast is shipping, and what's your return policy?
Orders ship within 1 business day, and shipping is free on orders of $30 or more. You've got 30 days after delivery to request a return on unused bags in their original packaging. Email shop@footbags.com to start a return, and we'll send you a prepaid label once it's approved.
How do I clean and care for my footbag?
Hand wash only. Run cool water over the bag, work in a drop of mild soap with your palms, then rinse and gently squeeze out the water. Don't scrub, wring, or machine wash it, since the spin cycle can stretch the hand-sewn seams. Pat it with a towel and let it air dry at room temperature, away from heaters and dryers, and give metal filled bags a full day so the fill dries out completely. Once it's dry, roll it between your hands for a few seconds and it's ready to play.
