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i recently bought a heavy bag from ebay which weighs 65 lb 4 feet,
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MEWA%3AIT&rd=1
but i want to make it alittle heavier say 90 - 100 lb?
right now its filled with cloth rags if i replace it with sand it will settle
at the bottom and it goes rock hard,
some people suggested to put sand in ziplock bags or plastic bags and place them in the bag with the cloth rags, what do you think i should do?
That's a 50% increase in weight. Will the stitching support that?
I know this sounds odd, but you could try filling some ballons with water (only fill them a quarter full so there is no danger of them bursting) and putting them in the bag.
Water is less dense than sand so is slightly lighter - plus when you hit it, it does 'give' a little (like punching a person)
Anyway - worked for my bag.
Good luck
My father once told me that once you've stuffed it in, you can pound away at any old bag.
I assumed he was talking about a punchbag? :dontknow:
MY FATHER SOVIET MINER WITH ORDER OF LENIN
HE TAKE GERMAN WIFE AFTER WAR
CARRY HER FROM BERLIN TO ODESSA
MAY FATHER STRONG MAN, CAN CARRY STRUGGLING WOMAN 2 MILES
HE BUY HAT WITH FRUIT FOR WEDDING
WE HAVE MANY GOATS AND MILK WOMAN FOR FOOD
HE BORED WITH HER 1982 AND HIT HER ON HEAD
HIT HER SO HARD SHE FORGET ALL ABOUT LIFE
NOW SHE DEAD, WE SKIN AND WAX BODY
LITTLE BROTHER IS ARMENIAN WRESTLER AND NEED PRACTICE DOLL
USES MOTHER
HE LEND MOTHER TO YOU FOR TWO GYPSY CHILDREN
YOU CAN POST TO ME, ILL MITCH, AND I SEND MOTHERBAG
yeh the stitching is great i was surprised by the quality of the bagQuote:
Originally Posted by Von Milash