My garage is jam packed and I mean PACKED so I have no room to hang a bag horizontally. So what am I doing instead? Installing it so it hangs over my girlfriend's front hood! So when she goes to work each day, and I work from home, it's time to crank a little "Survivor" and throw some hurtin' bombs on this thing as I'll have all the space I need! SO psyched!

And as for the sagging question asked, with any bag, from time to time, you do need to pull the stuffing out and re-stuff it so that the hard spots are evened out.

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This is a nice addition to normal heavy bag work. Since heavy bags generally cant accommodate uppercut techniques, this bag right next to it provides that extra dimension. Also the price is not very restrictive, so it's not such a splurge. There isn't too much of a problem with popping and shifting, as I was initially worried about.  

This isnt a bag for everyone. It''s shape makes it pretty limited in what it can do for you. It's not a heavy bag. Its pretty much just for uppercuts. If thats what you are looking for then get it, because its a good quality bag, but if you''re looking for a heavy bag that you can pound on and kickm this isnt it. It''s good at what its intended for, but its only intended for one thing.