Everlast Heavy Bag Stand

Everlast Heavy Bag Stand | Good Combo

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	Everlast Heavy Bag Stand Everlast Everlast, 2005 average customer review:based on 14 reviews view larger image
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Bag stand

The stand was easy to assemble by myself and came with all the tools needed. This is a great peace of equipment for the boxer in training.

Good Combo

It is a convient stand that allows both the training of the heavy bag and the speed bag necessary for improving one's boxing or martial arts skill.

It has limits regarding the mobility of working the heavy bag in a 360 degree radius, because of the platform and weights required to stablize the stand. If you have the space I suggest two sperate training locations of the speed bag and heavy bag. If not this product will serve its purpose.

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Good for practice

Add some extra weight to the bottom , if you're an extreme boxer. Otherwise with a 70 or 100lb bag, it's great.

Great product and extremely cheap

I bought this because I didn't have access to any beams or strong points in the ceiling in my house to hold a heavy bag. And at $110 this got the job done. I have 100lb Heavy Bag on it and it holds good. I am a lightweight so my hits won't make the bag sway as much as a heavyweight. But when I hit work out with the bag, it doesn't sway to much, once I start to get into a flurry it will start to sway a lot, but I mean its going to no matter how its hooked up. And the stand is huge! Bigger than I thought, its wide enough to actually let you get some movement around it and hit it, not 360 degrees of course, but maybe somewhere near 120, which is better than nothing. I would recommend some weights on it though. It works fine without the weights, but the stand will shake a bit more, the weights can only help and really hold it down. This is a fantastic product, I would recommend this over any other Heavy Bag stand, its so much cheaper than most and it can do just what they do. But if you have the money and access to hook it up in your ceiling, do that of course.

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