These are the answers to some commonly asked questions about Whale Sacs!

How can I get sponsored?

We are currently not accepting new applications. We have a small team because we are a small business and in order to take care of each of our team members as much as possible, we unfortunately have to limit the number of players we take. If you love team whale sacs, please keep following us on Facebook and Instagram for future openings and a #whalesacs in your posts will always draw our attention when the time comes!

Are the patterns on your site all that you have in stock?

Currently what is on the website is all we are able to sell online. If you are attending a tournament that the Oakley’s will be vending at, there will likely be different designs and a lot more products available including discs, coffee and other hats!

What is inside of a Whale Sac?

The filling is a simple clay stone and powder, no other ingredients. The collection location of the clay varies so you may see slight color differences with different Whale Sacs.

How Long does a Whale Sac Last?

If you don’t lose it, they last forever! Just kidding but it truly depends on how you use your Whale Sac. We’ve seen a Whale Sac last 3 years, but we’ve also seen some lose a lot of filling within a few months. If you use it for every single shot (which we encourage), it could loose it’s filling within a year but that’s pretty rare. There is not an exact time that they last because users themselves are so drastically different.

My Whale Sac isn’t producing much dust, is something wrong?

Whale Sacs take a little time to “beat in”. Roll the whale between your palms applying pressure until you start to see the clay breathe through the fabric. They get better the more you use them so don’t be shy! As you use the Whale Sac, more of the stones will slowly break into powder (instead of all coming out at once) which lengthens the time you can use it!

Do you offer expedited shipping?

We currently do not. We are always working on better and quicker ways to get your products but we currently offer shipping primarily through USPS. Shipping delays are a common part of business and unless we bought our own Whale Sacs plane (hmmmm cool!), we cannot do much about getting you your products quickly.

Do you make custom Whale Sacs?

YES! We do! However, we have a minimum order of ~20 whale sacs per design. You can order and find more information on customs here.

Can you make just one custom Whale Sac?

Hmmmm one whale to rule them all… Unfortunately, we can’t do single whales, buying fabric for just one Whale Sac would take more time and money then producing multiples! We are always coming out with new designs and everyone once and while throwing in the OGs.

What if my Whale Sac breaks?

NOOOOOOOOOOO… This is one of the worst things to happen, it’s like buying an ice cream and having it fall off the cone when you take a step! We want our customers to be satisfied! Sometimes with “misuse” or accidents a Whale Sac can tear, if this happens to you within 30 days of purchase, reach out to us via email using the contact form, include a photo and we will replace it if it falls within 30 days of purchase. The most common accident is pulling down on the whale body while attempting to tighten the knot once tied on, be cautious to pull only on the tail to tighten your Whale Sac onto your bag! We do not guarantee the replacement of every Whale Sac, but if it is a fresh Whale Sac that breaks, we are very reasonable about keeping our customers happy.

What do I do if my Whale Sac gets wet?

When retrieving your disc from the water hazard leave your Whale Sac on land! The best thing to do if your Whale Sac gets wet is to leave it in a dry place for a day. If you’re in a hurry you could try placing it in front of a fan or even your car dash with the vents on! They even get a little better after they get a little bit wet.

Can I clean my Whale Sac? How?

So, you used your Whale Sac too much and now it’s dirty? Well we like to hear that and yes you can clean it! We haven’t found the exact science to cleaning the Whale Sacs! However, we have found that soap and water in a small bowl with the use of a tooth brush (soft bristle) does take of some of the grit and grime. Others have said oxy-clean or a variant of has also worked for them. After done washing/scrubbing let air dry! Don’t over-soak it or the clay will soak into the fabric.

Do you sell wholesale?

We thought you’d never ask, we’ve been waiting to get Whale Sacs in your store! https://whalesacs.com/bulk/

Once there you can select your wholesale order quantity 25 etc. and we will send you an assortment of in stock Whale Sacs. (generally these will not match what is available on our website)

Will you sponsor/donate to my tournament?

We try to support as many tournaments as we can, and we do so by donating our Tournament Whale package which consist of four Whale Sacs. Unfortunately, we can’t say yes to everyone and A LOT of people ask! The best way is to give us a couple months notice and email your request using the Contact Form



What is a Whale Sac?

A Whale Sac is a tie-on, whale-shaped grip bag that is designed to dry your wet/sweaty hands during activities and sports that require hand and finger grip. The tail will tie to your bag, belt loop, etc. for easy access. Grab a sac and roll it in your hands, between fingers, you also can rub onto your disc, equipment, etc.

Filling: clay based stone/powder – non-rosin, cleaner than chalk.

Comes in multiple fabrics/patterns.

For wholesale ordering please follow this link: Wholesale Orders

For more information on custom orders, follow this link: Custom Whale Sacs

Whale Sacs are perfect for: 

  • Disc Golf
  • Bowling
  • Ultimate
  • Golf
  • Tennis
  • Climbing
  • Darts
  • Baseball
  • Video Games
  • And so much more…

Help us Save the Whales!

With your help, we adopted a Whale!

We are making an effort to help protect our planet’s whale species.  A portion of each purchase on WhaleSacs.com will go to meet our fundraising goal. We met our first goal, and adopted Fife, an Orca Whale. Further donations will be made to a Whale Protection charity thereafter.

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