Fire Poi Bag

Hey everyone, does anyone know anywhere online where I can get a good fire poi bag? I did my first fire spin today but now i've got nowhere to keep them!

Jen.

I don't think there is such a thing... any bag will do.

I just made one...got a some fabric, made a bag and lined it with plastic to stop the outside being all fuel covered. (make sure they are cold before you put them in plastic though!!)

I usually just wrap mine in a pair of socks.

Put the heads and chains, when cold, in a zip lock bag (such as you can by for using in the freezer). I double bag mine to carry them about with me but in the house I store them in the bags inside a tuppa-wear box for the extra anti-oderosity (made up word) factor. I remove my handles before storing so they don't end up all stinky or sooty.

Fire toys used too... I don't think they do any more...

If you have a nice old bag, use that... bonus points if it has an Ohm or a Yin Yang on it

what's a good bag to use for a nice long staff ?

we have a big rucksack that never gets used for anything else as it STINKS of paraffin. it's black with green bits... tee hee

i keep mine in an olde stylee jam jar, the type with a rubber seal n matal clasp. i replaced the rubber seal with p.t.f.e. gasket cos the parrafin degrades the rubber. my poi bag is an army respirator sack, £10 from any good army surplus and can fit my fire jar, fuel bottle, glow poi, socks, cobra poi, flag poi pluss 2cameras and much much more and its small enough to fit insite my backpack. totaly recomend getting1

yoni - i made a pretty handy staff bag for someone once...i just got an old scarf (a nice long one), cut the tassley bits off the end & sewed it up! i left one end unsewed of course!!

well, i wrap my poi in a bit of my friend's old towel, and i carry it in my JJJ calico bag, for six bucks its a good buy, and u can wash it if it gets smelly

but if ur not in Australia i mite be hard for you to get one...

i use a ice cream container for poi- not smelly at all
and for staff you could use polly pipe with sealable ends

Yoni - several friends of mine do them by themselves, even nice ones with strong fabric....one of them should be known as gérald - he's a staff player and should have an account here...!
perhaps you can ask him...!




tina

I use an old biscuit tin, I can soak em in that tin then... its one of those fake vintage cadbury's ones lol

Made myself a stick bag as follows:

Take length of cloth (slightly longer than longest stick) and wide enough to go round sticks with space. Fold in half, sew up lond side.
Fold over top and sew to make channel (or just sew).

As a strap I use a long bootlace tied round the top (holds top shut) and then tied again about 3/4 of the way down. Turn upside down and sling over shoulder!

Am making a waterproof outer layer from Orange PVC and black Nylon (same stuff as used for rucksacks), but am slack/busy so is taking a while.

Presumably you could do similar for poi. I'll probably just add a pocket or 2 to the stick bag when I get mine.

I took an old pair of bluejeans and cut the leg off. Sewed the bottom up and put a draw string at the top. Works really well and is superdurable.

think fire toys still sell em

Just checked, and found these

http://www.firetoys.co.uk/juggling/copy_of_staff_twirling_carry_bags.html

when I try to get to the poi carrier bags, I get

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thats why i figured they stopped selling em i guess

thanks 4 the help
i would buy one for niceness but my staff is 1.8 meters and i can't find one that long but i'll check a fishing shop

Try a music shop....seriously

My mate uses a bag for a didgeridoo (god how do you spell that!)

i don't think my music shop sells 'em but i'll try