I've worked out on traditional heavy bags ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxp9-sf95nqfjey-uyzxUzQ7m9MXRPK1BE a spherical stuffed "wrecking ball" bag, and now this thing. What I like about it is that it has the heft to stay largely in place so I'm not chasing it around. It's tall enough to allow for headshots and body shots, but it's short enough to give an uppercut somewhere to land. I'm very happy so far. Filling it was a bit of a cluster. For top-offs, I've learned that you can screw the supplied nozzle onto any basic plastic water bottle. I can't speak to durability as I've only had it a week.
Don't buy one of these. I got one and it lasted about 3 months. Neverlast is more like it. It's made in China, leaks water when you hit it no matter how tight you screw down the bolts, and smells funny.
@@sacchinahir1631 Hopefully the Playerz bag is better quality than the neverlast bag. I forgot to mention that the adjustable height on the neverlast bag also would not stay put and it would slip down after getting hit a few times and was difficult to adjust back high. I also had a pair of neverlast bag gloves where the padding broke down after just a few months, and a neverlast hanging canvas heavy bag which was good except it ruptured on the side and then the stitching where it connects the rings to the bag also came undone. Neverlast seems to be making cheap shit these days.
Question, once filled with water, if moving between two rooms can you take the tower part with the bag off and turn it on it's side to be rolled or will water come out, is there anything preventing the water coming out ?
@@marco7838 How much do you weigh? I first filled it with water and he jumped with me, with sand he can be said to stand still even on strong blows, but slowly changes his location)) Well, maybe in 3 hours of training he bounced 10 centimeters. And where do you want to put it? ...... I use Google translate.
Yes, I remember killing this bag then just duck taping it to keep doing it and then it worked fine after I ducked taped it together. Good for very very light hits.
Hey buddy sounds like you broke it did ya would you recommend this bag im a heavyweight and Sydney Australia are in lockdown thinking of buying one what you think cheesrs
@@Mobstersdaught Don't get it, it's cheap crap, not worth the money. Here I'll copy and paste what I posted earlier: I got one of these and it lasted about 3 months before the stem broke and the top went flying off. Neverlast is more like it. It's made in China, leaks water when you hit it no matter how tight you screw down the bolts, and smells funny. Also it's difficult to get the height adjusted to it's highest, and invariably slips out of it's socket and the top slides down low after you hit it a few times. It's crap.
@@undeadpresident hey brother thankyou very very much for your honest reply bro i will take your advice on this and not buy one think i will wait till gyms reopen again cheers my friend
@@Mobstersdaught Yeah you can get an excellent workout just shadow boxing. Only thing is once you start hitting something solid again your wrists might be relatively weaker than your punches for awhile and you'll have to ease into it. I resorted to digging a hole and filling it with concrete then bolting a steel punching bag stand into it and getting a Prolast bag. More expensive and more work in the short term but will be cheaper in the long run and this is so strong it will outlast me!
@@undeadpresident i did showdow boxing bro its not the same as hitting bag but it will do until this lockdown finishes thankyou very much again bro for the great info cheers matey
Something that could stop the movement of the stand is filling the base up with sand bags or old jugs of water it'll either stop or minimize the movement
I got one of these and it lasted about 3 months before the stem broke and the top went flying off. Neverlast is more like it. It's made in China, leaks water when you hit it no matter how tight you screw down the bolts, and smells funny.
Also it's difficult to get the height adjusted to it's highest, and invariably slips out of it's socket and the top slides down low after you hit it a few times. It's crap.
My bag is still surviving so far. It's defo not designed for power punches, you can work some technical combos, particular if you're kickboxing with it too. I agree, the quality is not great in terms of material and production, its still functional so far. When did you buy one of these? Typically you'll get batch to batch variation in these parts/components made out in the far east so they possibly have made some changes to improve quality or the batch the materials were made within were crap. I also filled to 90% as I knew the seal wouldn't be great, based on some other reviews I saw. Mine smells fine 🤣
@@thatguybill34 it will still fall out of it's socket and the stem will still break. Not to mantion concrete powder is not something you want to be inhaling deep into your lungs in any quantity.
I've used the bag for over 4 weeks now. It's definitely suitable for practicing technique. The base does move around but filling with sand will probably be better. I think there are better bags on the market but this one is definitely great value for money.
It's garbage don't buy one they leak and the top slides down so you have to keep adjusting it back up and it leaks water and smells funny. I had one and the stem broke after about 3 months.
I would. Definitely budget friendly. As for the stem breaking, hasn’t happened to me yet but if it does I’ll just use a ton of duck tape like I’ve seen other UA-camrs do lol
Not that good no. You can load up the base with sand and keep it from moving around but mine is broke in 12 days ownership barely any use. The plastic pole that you screw into the base broke off. Now I need to look into the warranty and return policy on this stupid thing
Hmmm Ive read a TON of bad reviews, mostly with people saying its not for hard hitters, and that SAND is an absolute must..Where I stay though this is the only one I can afford, the next choice is almost double.
If you fill it with sand it doesn't wobble around like that. It cost me around $22 for 300lbs of sand and the top is so open you can just pour it right in. I was going to get the wave master but I heard you had to use a funnel to fill the base if you want to use sand and it takes 3+ hours. This bag is pretty decent but it's a little low for me and I'm only 6 feet tall. Not bad for $140 though plus sand It doesn't seem super well built though not sure how long it will last
You can just tell that this thing will get demolished if you gave it anything to deal with- even you tip-tapping it is causing all sorts of stresses that will make the plastic fail.
Fill it with sand and heavy rubble and then t takes a fair bit of stick. I pronounced slightly as I easily snapped a different stand bag.. It's also very short, I put mine on a 4inch stand and added some blankets inside to correct bag height as the plastic lugs don't last. i got mine cheap and brand new but would definitely to for a century's next time. Sean.
I've worked out on traditional heavy bags ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxp9-sf95nqfjey-uyzxUzQ7m9MXRPK1BE a spherical stuffed "wrecking ball" bag, and now this thing. What I like about it is that it has the heft to stay largely in place so I'm not chasing it around. It's tall enough to allow for headshots and body shots, but it's short enough to give an uppercut somewhere to land. I'm very happy so far. Filling it was a bit of a cluster. For top-offs, I've learned that you can screw the supplied nozzle onto any basic plastic water bottle. I can't speak to durability as I've only had it a week.
Thanks for review. Was thinking about buying one since I live in an apartment
Thanks for the information! 👍
Thanks for the review bro! Looks good!
Don't buy one of these. I got one and it lasted about 3 months. Neverlast is more like it. It's made in China, leaks water when you hit it no matter how tight you screw down the bolts, and smells funny.
@@undeadpresident thanks! I ended up purchasing a Playerz 5ft heavy bag!
@@sacchinahir1631 Hopefully the Playerz bag is better quality than the neverlast bag.
I forgot to mention that the adjustable height on the neverlast bag also would not stay put and it would slip down after getting hit a few times and was difficult to adjust back high.
I also had a pair of neverlast bag gloves where the padding broke down after just a few months, and a neverlast hanging canvas heavy bag which was good except it ruptured on the side and then the stitching where it connects the rings to the bag also came undone.
Neverlast seems to be making cheap shit these days.
I am thinking about getting one for outside, if i can dig it in to the grund a bit it really should not be moving right?
Thanks for the video.
nice thanks for the review bro..
Question, once filled with water, if moving between two rooms can you take the tower part with the bag off and turn it on it's side to be rolled or will water come out, is there anything preventing the water coming out ?
Do you think this would work well in the corner of a room?
That’s why I would use sand coz it holds very very well
I just got one. Filled it with sand and it's a lot more steady. I even wet the sand slightly.
@@NobodyNewsNetwork How many pounds of sand? I have it in my garage ready to set up I got 250 hoping thats enough
@@kevindavis3369 375
Is this punching bag good? Can it withstand the punches and not tip or fall over? Pls let me know. Will it not fall over if i fill it with sand?
@@marco7838 How much do you weigh? I first filled it with water and he jumped with me, with sand he can be said to stand still even on strong blows, but slowly changes his location)) Well, maybe in 3 hours of training he bounced 10 centimeters. And where do you want to put it? ......
I use Google translate.
Hello Im 6.2 bu the bag only goes to 5.5, do you think IS too small for me??
What size do you make ?
Great vid! Thanks
Hi, Unsure if I should get this or one that bounces more..? I´m 5.5, slim and I haven´t boxed before. Any recommendations?
I'm pretty similar 5'8 and 61kg and looking for answers aswell
Yes, I remember killing this bag then just duck taping it to keep doing it and then it worked fine after I ducked taped it together. Good for very very light hits.
Hey buddy sounds like you broke it did ya would you recommend this bag im a heavyweight and Sydney Australia are in lockdown thinking of buying one what you think cheesrs
@@Mobstersdaught Don't get it, it's cheap crap, not worth the money.
Here I'll copy and paste what I posted earlier:
I got one of these and it lasted about 3 months before the stem broke and the top went flying off. Neverlast is more like it. It's made in China, leaks water when you hit it no matter how tight you screw down the bolts, and smells funny.
Also it's difficult to get the height adjusted to it's highest, and invariably slips out of it's socket and the top slides down low after you hit it a few times. It's crap.
@@undeadpresident hey brother thankyou very very much for your honest reply bro i will take your advice on this and not buy one think i will wait till gyms reopen again cheers my friend
@@Mobstersdaught Yeah you can get an excellent workout just shadow boxing.
Only thing is once you start hitting something solid again your wrists might be relatively weaker than your punches for awhile and you'll have to ease into it.
I resorted to digging a hole and filling it with concrete then bolting a steel punching bag stand into it and getting a Prolast bag.
More expensive and more work in the short term but will be cheaper in the long run and this is so strong it will outlast me!
@@undeadpresident i did showdow boxing bro its not the same as hitting bag but it will do until this lockdown finishes thankyou very much again bro for the great info cheers matey
Something that could stop the movement of the stand is filling the base up with sand bags or old jugs of water it'll either stop or minimize the movement
Or both
I am 14 and not that strong . I was practicing and broke the stem in 20 minutes. Don’t know if I got a defect or something
The same thing happened to me
I got one of these and it lasted about 3 months before the stem broke and the top went flying off. Neverlast is more like it. It's made in China, leaks water when you hit it no matter how tight you screw down the bolts, and smells funny.
Also it's difficult to get the height adjusted to it's highest, and invariably slips out of it's socket and the top slides down low after you hit it a few times. It's crap.
My bag is still surviving so far. It's defo not designed for power punches, you can work some technical combos, particular if you're kickboxing with it too. I agree, the quality is not great in terms of material and production, its still functional so far. When did you buy one of these? Typically you'll get batch to batch variation in these parts/components made out in the far east so they possibly have made some changes to improve quality or the batch the materials were made within were crap. I also filled to 90% as I knew the seal wouldn't be great, based on some other reviews I saw. Mine smells fine 🤣
@undeadpresident Thanks for sharing your experience and the 'Made in China' part. I will stay away too.
Don't use water. Use cement bags of 50 to 60 pounds.
@@thatguybill34 it will still fall out of it's socket and the stem will still break. Not to mantion concrete powder is not something you want to be inhaling deep into your lungs in any quantity.
Thanks
Do you think having thicker mats under the base will reduce noice coming from it moving around when hitting it? Mine is also filled with water.
Same question here. Did you try it? Did it help?
Can I ask how tall you are ?
Great video bro, would you recommend this bag to someone looking for a freestanding bag on a budget?
I've used the bag for over 4 weeks now. It's definitely suitable for practicing technique. The base does move around but filling with sand will probably be better. I think there are better bags on the market but this one is definitely great value for money.
It's garbage don't buy one they leak and the top slides down so you have to keep adjusting it back up and it leaks water and smells funny. I had one and the stem broke after about 3 months.
I would. Definitely budget friendly. As for the stem breaking, hasn’t happened to me yet but if it does I’ll just use a ton of duck tape like I’ve seen other UA-camrs do lol
@@superbiaant it's crap. Waste of money. Get something that will actually last. Not this cheap chinese made shit.
@@edmundroth6337Find one yourself. If you buy this cheap neverlast garbage don't say I didn't warn you.
Is this punching bag good? Can it withstand the punches and not tip or fall over? Pls let me know. Will it not fall over if i fill it with sand?
Not that good no. You can load up the base with sand and keep it from moving around but mine is broke in 12 days ownership barely any use. The plastic pole that you screw into the base broke off. Now I need to look into the warranty and return policy on this stupid thing
Hmmm Ive read a TON of bad reviews, mostly with people saying its not for hard hitters, and that SAND is an absolute must..Where I stay though this is the only one I can afford, the next choice is almost double.
did u buy? how is it if u did?
Your kit got way more things then avg
Nice video. I've seen so many videos on free-standing heavy bags and, no matter what, the bag always moves too much.
Thai one doesnt
there are some that doesnt move, like the omniflex freestanding heavy bag, I bought it myself and it doesn't move
If you fill it with sand it doesn't wobble around like that. It cost me around $22 for 300lbs of sand and the top is so open you can just pour it right in. I was going to get the wave master but I heard you had to use a funnel to fill the base if you want to use sand and it takes 3+ hours. This bag is pretty decent but it's a little low for me and I'm only 6 feet tall. Not bad for $140 though plus sand
It doesn't seem super well built though not sure how long it will last
Ok but the hard part is how the hell are you going to move it after filling it up?
Are you able to put a link for the bag
www.costco.co.uk/Sports-Spas-Leisure/Fitness-Exercise/Strength-Core-Training/Everlast-Fit-Powercore-Free-Standing-Punch-Bag-and-Accessories/p/244975
You can just tell that this thing will get demolished if you gave it anything to deal with- even you tip-tapping it is causing all sorts of stresses that will make the plastic fail.
Is this punching bag good? Can it withstand the punches and not tip or fall over? Pls let me know. Will it not fall over if i fill it with sand?
Fill it with sand and heavy rubble and then t takes a fair bit of stick. I pronounced slightly as I easily snapped a different stand bag.. It's also very short, I put mine on a 4inch stand and added some blankets inside to correct bag height as the plastic lugs don't last. i got mine cheap and brand new but would definitely to for a century's next time. Sean.
I got the bag and got rid of it because it moved too much and made to much noise
Bro check it out i got a heavy bag and heavy bag stand for the garage
If you use sand the base doesn't wobble like that
Already broken lasted less than 2 weeks of light use. Right hook and the top flew off and the threaded part is still intact the tube just broke off.
better fill up with sand more heavy!
Its designed for boxing not kicking.
Sand i dont think it will move
Can you do a cartwheel on top of it
Y
Put them curry feet away