Hacky Sack and Footbag | No-Bust Stitching for Hard Kicking | 32 Panel Symmetry for Balance Tricks and Stalling | Professionally Hand-Stitched with Suede Material

We’re all about bringing you the best quality footbags and hacky sacks. Each of our bags is hand-poured, weighed, and professionally hand-stitched, to ensure the perfect medium fill level, and the most durable seal. With 32 panels of high-quality suede, and bright, eye-catching designs, our hacky sacks help you play at your best. Our no-bust stitching guarantee means you can kick as much and as hard as you want, safe in the knowledge that your footbag will last. The better symmetry and perfect medium fill of our bags are optimal for tricks and stalling, and we even offer two fill types (sand or plastic/metal), so you can get exactly the hacky sack for you.

• THE REAL DEAL: Not all footbags are created equal. Ours are the top of the range, which means they’re better designed, better made, and better for play. With bright, sleek designs that help you keep your eye on the bag, and the best engineering, our footbags are all about helping you up your game.
• HIGHLY DURABLE: Forget footbags that bust or leak. Each of our suede bags is professionally hand-stitched to ensure maximum strength and the highest quality seal. After a long day of group play, you might be worn out, but your footbag won’t be!
• MAKE KICKS AND TRICKS EASIER: You need just enough “pop” for kicking, and just enough “flatness” for stalling. That’s why we hand-pour and weigh each of our bags, to ensure the perfect medium fill, which makes the whole game better.
• THE BEST SYMMETRY (WITH 32 PANELS): Nothing will mess with your game like a footbag that’s not symmetrical. After extensive testing, we have discovered that 32 is the optimum number of panels for spherical symmetry without overcrowding the surface of the bag.
• FOR CONNOISSEURS… OR BEGINNERS: If you’re a regular hackysacker, you’ll love the experience of upgrading to our footbags (which are compliant with the International Footbag Committee regulations). If you’re new to the game, why not start with a leg-up?