Begg Sheepskin Pipe Bags
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Begg Sheepskin Pipe Bags
Begg Sheepskin Pipe Bags
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Begg Sheepskin Pipe Bags
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Begg Sheepskin Pipe Bags
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SKU: Begg
Begg Sheepskin Pipe Bags Made in Scotland by James Begg Begg Sheepskin Pipe Bags are handmade in Scotland by James Begg, a well-known pipe bag maker with decades of experience. Sheepskin bags provide excellent natural moisture control for pipers who play regularly. The bags absorb moisture when played and then dry overnight. This natural feature can eliminate the need for any additional moisture control products. In hot, dry climates where it is desirable for a bag to retain moisture, a hide bag might be a better choice, but in moderate and moist climates, the inherent properties of sheepskin make it an exceptional pipe bag material. In order for sheepskin bags to remain airtight, they must be seasoned regularly with Hardie's Airtight Seasoning. Sheepskin pipe bags are considered by a good number of pipers to be the top of the line, but they're not right for every piper. Many pipers would be better served by a different bag type. Features of these Begg Sheepskin Pipe Bags: -
Swan neck for comfortable chanter position -
Longevity of 1-2 years -
Comfortable, balanced feel -
Excellent natural moisture control -
Made from select sheep skins - No holes for custom cut and tie-in
- All hand made and hand stitched
- Minimum 6 hours work put into each pipe bag
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Available in 4 stock sizes: Small, Standard, Medium, Large Remember that Sheepskin Bags: - are challening to tie in and should be marked, cut and tied in by someone with experience
- are not suited to arid climates
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need to be seasoned in order to remain airtight (more often than a hide bag) -
should be used by pipers who play often and regularly -
have a relatively short lifespan We don't mean to overdo the cautionary notes, but a sheepskin bag, like all pipe bags, is a big investment, and we want to make sure you get the right pipe bag for you. If you don't have any Airtight seasoning at home, you'll need to add a container, so you can season the bag immediately after tie in. You'll also need tie-in materials, so you may want to add a Tie-in Kit (which could leave you a little short on cord) or a roll of Tie-in Cord.
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