XL Tank Bull Doza Fight Wear Heavy-Duty Self-Fill Punching Bag – Punch Bag with Hanging Chains, Swivel, Carabiners – Boxing Bag

Ok full disclosure I haven't actually stuffed this and hung it up yet but I wanted leave an first impressions review for now and update later.Anyway this thing is an absolute unit! It's massive and the leather is thick and tough. The chains are much thicker than they need to be and they seem to be riveted onto the bag somehow rather than stitched. Also comes with a 360 degree swivel thingy that again is properly chunky. I was honestly laughing to myself as I unpacked it as it's almost comically over the top- feels like professional gear and probably more than I really need to be honest!The instructions say to fill bags with sand and then stuff clothes / rags around them but I'm not sure I'll even bother with the sand as I think it's going to be heavy enough as it is. One word of warning - it's gonna be at least a two man job (if not three) to actually hang this thing up...

It's great for taking powerful punches and kicks,,,takes a lot to fill it for use but well worth it

This bag looks and feels like it’s made of very good quality materials. Thick leather, solid chains and very well stitched. My only gripe is that it’s size makes it difficult to fill and pack down. However, if you have some gym equipment such as squat stands they can be used to good effect. See photos!

XL Tank Bull Doza Fight Wear Heavy-Duty Self-Fill Punching BagI already have a very heavyweight punch bag that is made from thick canvas, I've had that for many years now, it has lasted well but as it's canvas, you can receive a few cuts from the rough canvas material resulting in many stains on the material. This punch bag will be an ideal replacement as it's made from leather with a smooth outer surface, so hopefully no more grazed or cut knuckles from the fabric. It seems that 2 different sizes are available, 4 foot and 5 foot, I received the 4 foot model which is plenty big enough for me as I shall only be punching it with my hands, not my feet too.The punch bag is supplied complete with chains, carabiners, and swivel so that the bag does not want to keep spinning when hit. The bag is also empty so you do have to fill it yourself. Personally I would advise against using sand as that will make the bag extremely heavy, which will put a great strain on your ceiling mounting which will obviously need to be very secure and able to take the weight. In my previous punch bag I filled it with old clothing and blankets, it was a lot lighter than sand, it also made the punchbag much softer when hitting it. You just need to take care when packing the bag so that you avoid lumps and bumps. Sand will obviously prevent the bag from moving around too much if working alone.The overall quality of this appears to be good, but only after a lot of punching and kicking over time will the durability of this be revealed. The hanging straps are securely stitched and riveted to the bag so it appears they shouldn't fail. The only other problem area could be the seams, but they appear to be quite sturdy. I may well return to this review after I have used this for a few months to report on how well the bag is doing.Thank you for reading my review, I hope you have found it helpful.

The media could not be loaded. This is much more bigger than expected. Could be filled with old clothes or sand. No time for gim and this will do the job for my training. Is a very good quality and very sturdy. The chains are rust resistant (galvanic material) witch makes them last long time. Thank you

Really impressed with the feel of the bag. I took advice and held it up with a couple of straps on a squat rack. Filling was fine, used lots of chopped up clothes and battered it down with an end of a dumbbell, worked a treat. Had a second go of filling after the first use. Very impressed, great quality, fast delivery.

Some assembly here is an interesting thing.This punch bag is to fill yourself.Sand, you say? Yes, that is often used in punch bags, but this bag would easily take 100 litres of dry sand, weighing around 160kg, or twice as heavy as the bag's upper limit.Sand is then often the core, with other packing around it.And so, things get interesting. Of the options, the easiest for most people would be stuffing this with rags/cloth, but you will need a lot of old clothes, sheets, etc, to fill this punch bag.When I was a lad, I filled a 16-stone grain sack (you wouldn't get these anymore,...) with barley and made a punchbag; I used a mini bobcat to lift it to height.It was hard and heavy, and I was young and daft.So choosing the suitable materials to get a reasonable weight and hardness, maxing at 80kg, is a challenge, as you need to fill the bag adequately to make it work, to be heavy and dense enough - but not exceed that maximum design weight. There is then the challenge of hanging the bag as it gets up in weight.Of my options, I am considering wood pellets as a core and packing around that with rags/clothes.I can see the argument that filling it yourself does mean you can adjust the weight and hardness to preference, but I can't help feeling the real reason is even part filled that this would be expensive to ship.My first impressions are good, the bag's quality, the stitching and parts are satisfactory, and the chains are riveted to the body and seem, along with the clips, to be well up to the maximum 80kg recommended weight.However, this product is, at the time of writing £89.95, about a third more money than the results for "heavy fillled four foot punch bag" search term on Amazon. "Filled" means these bags don't require extra work, but these may be lighter and softer than you are looking for, and certainly my barley bag of old.If I have anything to add, I will return to this, as with many things, the worth of a product is only determined after it has been used in anger - for some time.This punch bag may be worth the extra money for the quality, which is good, but how it stands up to a beating is something presently beyond the scope of this review.

La calidad es buena. Lo he rellenado con 2 sacos de arena de 25kg del Leroy Merlín y el resto con tela. Muy contento con la compra. Lo malo es que viene vacío