Bag worth a try!!

Piping Connections wrote:

Robbie and Sex he is still wearing the boxing gloves to bed here is his new wummin :Robbies New Bu

redneck's act of reproduction she's no bad,...........woke up beside worse m8...ie:_ the local NAFFI slappers. Well a blame the

whats the latest on bags guys i know a few of you have changed systems this year ????

Ime still using bannatynes hide bag - really enjoying it no problems with it and it feels comfortable !!!

Premeir hard case...

Robbie.Crow wrote:Premeir hard case...

PremIEr yeh mean - and it will be empty if yer waiting on the new 800,s ime hearing they are bust !!!!!!

What i heard too. I havent hadf the courage to tell our g2 band yet thol.... they ordered a new set :D

but aye... as far as i'm hearing... premier are going into administration!

I had used the Moose valve for two years, I liked it. It is both a valve and a water trap. I never had a problem with it. I had to drop it when I bought my Gibsons, they come with a split stock water trap. No room for the moose valve.

As far as bags, I still like both the L & M Scotian Hide outside and goretex inside. I also like the Gannaway also a hybrid bag. I am using both bags on my two sets of pipes. I have the Canamore gortex on my Fireside small pipes, I hate the flimsy feel of them.

One of these days I will try the hide or sheepskin bags just to give it a go. At my level, it won't make a difference.

I have a Moose bag on my new McCallum pipes but find that the stock holes seem to be offset at an angle and therefore the drones keep slipping off my shoulder. I have not had this problem with the Ross bag in my other pipes.