Does anyone own one? Are they practical for home use ifthere isn't a gym in your area? If so, how do they mount to the wall?
Here is the one I was thinking fo getting: Windy Wall Uppercut Bag from Combatsports.com
Thanks for the help. :cool:
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Does anyone own one? Are they practical for home use ifthere isn't a gym in your area? If so, how do they mount to the wall?
Here is the one I was thinking fo getting: Windy Wall Uppercut Bag from Combatsports.com
Thanks for the help. :cool:
There was one at a gym i used to go to, or something very similar anyway. I remember using it for combinations for head and body. Tell you the truth i don't really miss it since it's completely stationary (unlike most opponents)and you can't hit them hard without damaging your hands.
The thing I don't like about that type of wall 'bag' are the angles it presents.
Wouldn't a chunky maize type bag be better? I love shovel hooking those.
I'm not sure what type of bag you are talking about?? :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy
I don;t rate them at all.
Like Missy said, for the same price you've got a good teardrop bag.
If youve got the Everlast set up,you can just build your own,your going to want to take some of the sand packs out of your Heavy bag anyway,toss em in an overnight bag,boom,uppercut bag
Would anyone have an idea of how this mounts into the wall? Weird question, but I would like to know before I get my hopes up and order it.
Thanks :lickish:
maize bags are the business. I like the ones like granite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy
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Chains usually, weighted down by their own mass.Quote:
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