The Worlds Leading Designers of High Quality Handmade Footbags & Juggling Balls

Please note that World Footbag and Flying Clipper have joined forces. 

All orders placed on this website will ship from the World Footbag warehouse in Steamboat Springs CO.

Please note that World Footbag and Flying Clipper have joined forces. 

All orders placed on this website will ship from the World Footbag warehouse in Steamboat Springs CO.

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FAQs > Tips and How-To's > HOW TO REPAIR YOUR DIRTBAGŪ

HOW TO REPAIR YOUR DIRTBAGŪ

Sometimes sand filled footbags develop "leakage" problems.This can occur for several reasons;
When leakage occurs in the middle of the seem, it usually indicates a missed stitch. The stitches on a Dirtbag are very close together and sometimes one might be missed. If this happens to your Dirtbag, e-mail us and we can discuss a possible replacement.
Breakage of thread can occur. If this happens to your Dirtbag and its not more than 6 months old, e-mail us for a possible replacement.
Leakage can occur in the corners of a well "broken in" Dirtbag.This occurs because when the Dirtbag is kicked all of the stress radiates to the corners. If this happens you can use rubber cement and a toothpick to seal the corners. Remember, a little dab will do, do not flood coat the corners and never use super glue, rubber cement only.
What we call a "blow-out" can occasionally occur when the middle of the cover material (not in the seams) frays and comes apart. This happens once or twice in a blue moon, but when its your dirtbag, it just ain't right. If this happens to you within the first 6 months, e-mail us for a possible replacement.