Handmade Crochet Footbag
This wool crochet hacky sack has bright, easy-to-track colors and reinforced stitching. It measures about 6.5 cm across and weighs about 50 g. Colors and patterns are selected at random.
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Handmade Footbags & Hacky Sacks
Shop handmade footbags and hacky sacks in colorful crochet and soft knitted designs. Find your favorite for first kicks, casual practice, and circle games with friends.
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Knitted Bun Footbag
This soft cotton footbag has a cream bun design and an embroidered smile. At about 5 cm across, its compact shape is easy to handle for casual play.
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What is a footbag?
A footbag is a small filled ball you keep in the air with your feet. The casual game is often called hacky sack. Play solo to practise control, coordination and reaction speed, or pass it around a circle with friends.
How to play hacky sack
- 01
Drop & kick
Drop the footbag from your hand and give it a gentle touch with the inside of your foot.
- 02
Find your rhythm
Keep your kicks low and controlled. Try alternating feet as you get comfortable.
- 03
Bring in a friend
Pass the footbag around a circle and see how long you can keep it in the air together.
Practical details
Everything to know about our footbags
Are these footbags made to last?
Yes. Footbag Store offers only high-quality handmade footbags made for regular play. The crochet footbag has reinforced stitching to keep its filling secure, while the bun has a tight knit that resists wear from tossing and kicking. Keep them dry and brush off dirt after play to help them last.
Can I choose the crochet footbag colors?
No. Colors and patterns are selected at random. The photos show examples. The knitted bun comes in a cream design, though small details may vary.
Are these footbags suitable for beginners?
Yes. Both are easy to catch, toss and practise with. Start with gentle, controlled kicks, then build your rhythm at your own pace.
How should I care for my footbag?
Play in dry conditions and brush off surface dirt gently. Keep the yarn away from rain or wet grass, and do not machine wash or tumble dry.