Bean bag. blue or white?

[waltjp]

Originally Posted by bigwhistle

The purpose for blue bean bags is for ease in spotting them.

Except when the home team has a huge, blue mascot painted in the middle of their field! (As happened to us last week.)

[MNBlue]

Originally Posted by waltjp

Except when the home team has a huge, blue mascot painted in the middle of their field! (As happened to us last week.)

Or when the game is played at Boise State.

[waltjp]

Originally Posted by MNBlue

Or when the game is played at Boise State.

Even better. Forgot about that one.

[Forksref]

Originally Posted by waltjp

Except when the home team has a huge, blue mascot painted in the middle of their field! (As happened to us last week.)

Or Boise State.

I can't figure how blue bags are easier to see if you consider the percentage of the field that is white vs. green. Try to find a blue bag on a green field at night.

To me, it seems like a fad.

[NewGuy]

You know, I never really thought about blue being a problem at Boise State. I actually work up here in Boise, and we have several high schools that play on the blue. Luckly we use white bags.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by Forksref

Or Boise State.

I can't figure how blue bags are easier to see if you consider the percentage of the field that is white vs. green. Try to find a blue bag on a green field at night.

To me, it seems like a fad.

Nothing wrong with fads. It adds color (pun intended) to our mundane lives

I bought my crew blue bags (2 each) as a crew gift. None of them read here, I don't think, so it'll be a surprise Friday night. Only cost me a game check.

[Suudy]

Originally Posted by Forksref

I can't figure how blue bags are easier to see if you consider the percentage of the field that is white vs. green. Try to find a blue bag on a green field at night.

To me, it seems like a fad.

I work in Eastern Washington, and we love the blue ones for snow games. I agree that on turf, it is easier to see the white.

As for it being a fad, perhaps some places. In our association, we love them for the visibility on snow.