Beanbags? Where did you get yours?

I would recommend this guy. I bought one of the "standard" bean bags recently.

He's also on this forum.

www.camerabeanbags.co.uk

...........and no, I don't know him and am not related to him. I just know good value when I get it!!
 
Got mine from wildlife watching supplies (a double)..

IIRC a member on here (dean lewis) makes 'em or his missus or mum does..sorry can't be more specific
 
I have to admit that mine came from Mrs Darters beanbag box in the school gym:)
 
animal168 said:
£4 jeans from Asda, chopped the bottoms off the legs, some lentils and needle and thread. Voila !! 2 bean bags.
Bonus.....a nifty pair of denim shorts !
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But dont go out in the summer rain or you will have 2 bags of soup! :D
 
Janice said:
But dont go out in the summer rain or you will have 2 bags of soup! :D
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And dont go out in cut off denim shorts either! :nono:
 
Adam Rowney said:
I used to get my beanbags from here http://www.beard.co.uk/
;)
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Ha ha small world I know H and Poly n Steve who own that company I know them from my professional juggling days, when I used to try out new products, as for bean bags for my camera, my sister made them and we got the polystyrene balls from our local market for £2 for a massive bag
 
Adam Rowney said:
I used to get my beanbags from here http://www.beard.co.uk/
;)
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Hi Lee

I was a professional juggler/ diaboloist for about 9 years doing schools, party's, shopping centers, pub fun days, Skylight Circus Rochdale, street busking, I still do a bit but Im not as fit as I used to be now, I would juggle maybe 8/9 hours a day solid, was going to do some club swinging on the blackpool meet with some of the LEDs, but it was to cold

Me in Cha Am thailand

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Just Dave said:
I was a professional juggler/ diaboloist for about 9 years doing schools
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What a great job... quite how you got that past the careers advisor, I don't know!

Ok, back on track... beanbags... erm, just buy a bag of rice. Then after shooting, you can take it home for tea.
 
68lbs said:
What a great job... quite how you got that past the careers advisor, I don't know!

Ok, back on track... beanbags... erm, just buy a bag of rice. Then after shooting, you can take it home for tea.
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By chance really I was doing some street busking for Derian House kids hospice charity, and a agent came up to me and offered to get me work, from then on plain sailing in the end I had 3 agents to get me work, £350 a day, prob do 2/3 jobs a week, and did a bit of free teaching at Skylight circus

Dave
 
crusher said:
I would recommend this guy. I bought one of the "standard" bean bags recently.

He's also on this forum.

www.camerabeanbags.co.uk

...........and no, I don't know him and am not related to him. I just know good value when I get it!!
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+1 for this. I got the small size and it's perfect for my 30D - will be testing it on Safari next year. Really good quality and value
 
Hi Guys, its good to know anyone who has purchased a bean bag from me is happy with it. They are very popular due to quality and price. We decided to offer theese for sale after a very successful short safari in feb 2007 my wife produced a sealed unit for safari, it worked so well we develpod them into the current design and offered them for sale.

Regards Dean & Sharon

www.camerabeanbags.co.uk
 
I got mine from my nephews school sports day!
The beanbags accidently fell into my camera bag!:lol:
I did give the school some pics for their website though so i reckon that makes up for it!
 
I made one from a mix of split lentils and poly bean bag balls so its a bit lighter to carry in bag, but still stable for camera to sit on. :0) Including the ziplock freezer bag it cost me about 75p. Hubby was ... bemused when he saw what I was doing with th ebag, but I enlightened him and he was pleased to hear how much I was not spending on buying one.
 
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