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Mesh Hacky Sack
This is one of the more unique Hacky Sacks. It's an 8 panel bag where half of the panels are mesh and the other half are a very thin plastic like material. The filler is made up of small (1/4 inch) orange foam cubes, so the bag is very light despite it's 3 1/2 inch diameter. Photo by Reile.
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White 8 Panel Hacky Sack
A generic white 8 panel Hacky Sack. One of the 8 panels (opposite the logo) is blue. It's about the size of most crocheted bags (2 1/4 diameter) and is relatively light. Plays all right for hacking, but not that well when it comes to freestyle. Photo by Reile.
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Blue Vinyl 12 Panel Hacky Sack
This 12 panel bag is made out of a pretty unforgiving vinyl material making it difficult to stall. It works alright in a hack circle though. . Photo by Reile.
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Leather 2 Panel Hacky Sack
My oldest Hack Sack. I'm not sure of the actual date of origin, but I'm pretty sure it was made in the 80s. Plays horribly no matter what you try using it for. Mine seems to be at the extent of the break in process and it's still a rock. Not good for footbag, but it's still the jewel of my collection. Photo by Reile.
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Packaged Impact Hack Sack
(0.31M)
This is a 2001 Impact Hacky Sack still in it's original packaging. It's made up of 3 panel, the large white panel loops around the smaller blue and red panels. Photo by Reile.
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Hecky Sack
Not an actual Hacky Sack, the Hecky Sack is a promotional footbag given out by a BBQ resteraunt near my work. The back of the bag says "Redeem for 10% off @ Hecky's" :-). Photo by Reile.
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