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Genuine Leather Heavy Bag

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Made with high-quality durable genuine leather
Seams have been triple reinforced and sewn with nylon for added durability
Comes with chains, "D" rings, "S" hooks and a swivel for quick and easy hanging
Filled with a blend of fibers to absorb impacts
Dimensions:
50lb bag: 14" x 36"
70 lb bag: 14" x 42"
100lb bag: 14" x 48"
Available in black red and blue

The Worldwide Bag from Everlast is constructed from durable top-quality leather and filled with a patented blend of fibers that will help to absorb impacts and protect your hands. The seams on this bag have been triple reinforced and then sewn with nylon to increase strength and durability. The heavy bag has been hydraulically stuffed to provide plump fullness and to reduce sag after prolonged use.

This item cannot be shipped outside the United States or to AE,AA,AP,HI,AK.

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Is this a good bag?

I'm thinking of getting my husband a heavy bag. he's 6"1" and about 210 lbs. I've narrowed it down to this bag in 100lbs: bx-hv-52. Is this a good bag for his weight and height? We have a finished basment, how can I tell if this can be hung from the ceiling? Any hting else I need ot be thinking about? THX!

by: Linda
5/17/2011 11:46:54 AM

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yes, further response on punching bag advice page.

by: TMArtist
5/18/2011 11:09:10 AM

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by: Fernando
3/6/2010 4:17:34 PM

I have the 70lb version of this bag at home. Easily beats any of the bags we have at our gym. Amazing feel when hitting great for thick or thin gloves. Not too hard nor is it too soft. Highly recommended.

by: The Marky
1/26/2010 1:26:28 PM

Goes great with the Everlast 100LB bag

Very solid bag. No sand to worry about, and bends enough when doing side kicks and hooks to the body of the bag. You really need to get the right gloves for your style. With boxing and kick boxing you will need a medium to heavy set of bag gloves. Something you can feel your first two knuckles with. With MMA you need some 4oz, fingerless gloves. Getting used to crappling and punching with your fingers exposed. ALWAYS keep your wrists tightly covered when training on a heavy bag, even if you do workouts to build up your wrists strength! Hurting your wrists is much worse then hurting your knuckles!

by: anonymous
5/17/2006 8:32:08 PM

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Well said about the wrist protection. This is especially good advice for anyone first starting on bag training, as the penetration and deflection of the bag can send your wrist bending in some unpredictable ways.

by: TMArtist
1/25/2010 1:46:06 AM

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