Thanks for the video. Is the sandbag that touches the ground (static bag) just a 6ft muay thai banana bag that is hung lower? And what do you think of the sandbags that have suspensions on both sides so that you can attach a weight to the bottom? Thank you!
Thank you for the comment. Yes, it's just a 6ft muay thai heavy bag hung at a height that lets it touch the ground. I am not a fan of the attaching a weight at the bottom. It seldom works the way we hope. I spent the time and money outfitting a previous gym with 16 bags like that and they were sliding all over and it was just a pain and it just really sucked. Unless you can anchor it to the ground. Which I wouldn't recommend either. I wouldn't bother. Just my experiences with it. Thank you again for the comment and for watching.
Those are good, but they are highly specific so if you are going to spend the money and can only hang one bag those wouldn't be the best option. If you have a rack and hang multiple bags then yes. You can get some of those up.
@@radiatingsun6056 I’d recommend you never fill your own bags. Pay the extra and buy them filled. I’ve tried cloth, sand, carpet padding and so on. The bags I’ve tried to fill in the past were never right. Not right density. Not the right weight. I’ll never do that again. I hope that’s helpful. 🙂🙏🏽
If you have the space and resources to get the second one I don’t see why not. But if you plan to teep and knee it. You need a heavier one. Not 80lbs but 100lb or more. 80lbs is okay for boxing but when you start kicking and kneeing it. It’ll swing all over.
@@NoRockinMansLandjust get the Fairtex 7ft pole bag. I put old jeans at the bottom(cut off all buttons) old bath towels,shirts,sheets and then every 2 ft jeans(to help pack it down. I hit up garage sales to get the all the material I needed.
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This is the most informative UA-cam video on Heavy Bags. Thank you.
I’m glad it was helpful 🙏🏽
Hi, Kru Rad!!
Hi 🙂🙏🏽
AGREED THE 300LBS HEAVY BAG. WE ARE WAITING FOR OUR FARTEX ONE TO COME IN THIS WEEK.
Nice! You’re going to love it!
You just saved me hundreds of dollars . Finally a bag video that makes sense. Thank you
@@maddogsteve5507 I’m glad it helped. Thank you for the feedback 😊🙏🏽
Bought a outslayer bag off amazon came in yesterday. When i write my review i'll credit your channel if thats ok?
@@maddogsteve5507 I’d appreciate that very much 😊🙏🏽
Thanks dude!
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Great explanation👍🏽! I got a lot of love for static bags. It was one of the best tools to level up my kicking technique.
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Thanks for the video. Is the sandbag that touches the ground (static bag) just a 6ft muay thai banana bag that is hung lower? And what do you think of the sandbags that have suspensions on both sides so that you can attach a weight to the bottom? Thank you!
Thank you for the comment. Yes, it's just a 6ft muay thai heavy bag hung at a height that lets it touch the ground.
I am not a fan of the attaching a weight at the bottom. It seldom works the way we hope. I spent the time and money outfitting a previous gym with 16 bags like that and they were sliding all over and it was just a pain and it just really sucked. Unless you can anchor it to the ground. Which I wouldn't recommend either. I wouldn't bother. Just my experiences with it.
Thank you again for the comment and for watching.
@@Krufessor_Rad Thank you very much for sharing your experience, it helped me a lot. That was also the best heavy bag video. Best regards
Great info, thank you
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What about super angel bag for kickboxing
Those are good, but they are highly specific so if you are going to spend the money and can only hang one bag those wouldn't be the best option. If you have a rack and hang multiple bags then yes. You can get some of those up.
@Krufessor_Rad thnx, then I will get fairtex HB12, I think it's the best option! Or i'm still struggling in the same situation? 😕
Thanks for the video 🙏 what is the best filling material? Cloths or sand? Cheers
@@radiatingsun6056 I’d recommend you never fill your own bags. Pay the extra and buy them filled. I’ve tried cloth, sand, carpet padding and so on. The bags I’ve tried to fill in the past were never right. Not right density. Not the right weight. I’ll never do that again. I hope that’s helpful. 🙂🙏🏽
10:28 would you recommend, (if i already have a 130lb static long bag) to get a short 4ft 80-100lb bag that swings? for punching, teeping, and knees?
If you have the space and resources to get the second one I don’t see why not. But if you plan to teep and knee it. You need a heavier one. Not 80lbs but 100lb or more. 80lbs is okay for boxing but when you start kicking and kneeing it. It’ll swing all over.
extremely helpful! thank you!
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Thanks
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For the 300lbs do i want it filled or soft filled?
You definitely want to order it filled.
9:49 $1,100 What THE FXXX !
You serious !
When its your job that stuff doesnt matter
@@Papablake1 it does, most beginner fighters are broke
@@NoRockinMansLandjust get the Fairtex 7ft pole bag. I put old jeans at the bottom(cut off all buttons) old bath towels,shirts,sheets and then every 2 ft jeans(to help pack it down. I hit up garage sales to get the all the material I needed.