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Usually ships in 2-3 business days | | | | | | Century's ultimate bag with the largest kicking and punching surface area on the market. Has scoring zones | | | |
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| $349.00 | |
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| $259.00 | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 26.97 inches | | Product Width: | 26.97 inches | | Product Height: | 68.5 inches | | Package Length: | 67.0 inches | | Package Width: | 37.0 inches | | Package Height: | 12.5 inches | | Package Weight: | 46.05 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 4 reviews |
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| | Features | Stands 69" tall and a full 18" in diameter.Low profile base and large new bag provide an excellent target for both punching and kicking.Extra large fill hole and cap allows you to easily fill base with sand or water.Easy assembly and disassembly, no tools required!Weighs approx. 270 lbs. when filled. US Shipping only. No Alaska or Hi on this item.
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 4 customer reviews )
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Love it! Jun 24, 2011
By C. Backowski
"acback12"
I love this bag, and it was exactly what I was looking for. It is heavy, didn't require installation, doesn't shake my house when I want to box in my basement during naptime (like hanging bags do), and provides both kicking and punching room. I love the scoring zones, which I use as targets for different kicks and punches. It wasn't that difficult to fill. It's the right ratio of firm-to-soft for me to use with various glove thicknesses.
One slight downfall (which doesn't make me love it less but is true to other reviews) is this: I am a moderately strong, 5'1" girl, and I can push this thing around if I beat it too hard. Even after filling it to capacity with sand, I had to place it on a non-slip pad AND back it up against a pole in the basement to keep it from sliding around. Just something to consider. Personally, I love it, it does what I wanted it for, and I would definitely purchase this again.
For those interested, if you Google this item, there is a website that cells a DVD with workouts for this particular bag.
Nice product. Mar 16, 2011
By S. Anand
"confused"
Love this heavy bag. Works well with water in base. But it moves around incessantly even filled to the top with water. Best solution I have found is the following: 1. Place unit next to a wall on top of a yoga mat. 2. Get another yoga mat and fold it in half or third. Then place half of this mat under the plastic base and allow the other half of the mat to sit between the plastic base and the wall. 3. Push the unit against the wall. This stabilized the unit; even with forceful striking of the bag it moves very little. Also the mat portion between the wall and the base keeps the wall from being damaged. I use this for 'The Pit" workout. It is killing me but I love it. Will get stronger with time. Benefits to my upper body are extraordinary. Good luck.
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Not a heavy bag but its okay Apr 04, 2011
By Triston
For me, this item is just okay. I'm use to hitting a 100 lbs heavy bang that's hung off the wall and I love my workouts. Now that I have the Wavemaster XXL, I hardly workout with it. You will find your jabs and punches will not be solid because the Wavemaster will move. This item is good for kick boxing with little punching. If you are a striker that likes to utilize a lot of punches, then I would stick to a heavy that that's hung.
2 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Wavemaster XXL w/ Scoring Zones Mar 24, 2011
By J. Bennett
"Scorsese Fan 307"
I like it, but I do not love it. It was the alternative to cutting holes in the basement ceiling or bolting a steel tower (for a traditional heavy bag) to the floor. My one criticism (which may be the fault of physics) is that the Wavemaster XXL moves around too much. With 4-5 punches it "jumps" a few feet away from your hits. With kicks I need to push it against a couch to prevent drastic jumps across the room (after a few kicks). I did break crack an electrical outlet and luckily not a hole into drywall.
I filled it with water and the gel stuff used for portable basketball hoops and patio umbrella stands. With 25-30 gallons of water and the gel it must be a 300lb base. That all said it is much more sturdy than the smaller versions I've seen at sporting good stores. The other annoying movement is that the bag itself unscrews from the base as a result of the shaking and jumping of the unit. You need to re-screw the bag into the base every 5 minutes or so. After a few uses I have learned to not kick or punch super hard. All in all I expected something more sturdy with less movement for $300, but hopefully my technique will improve with more controlled strikes. Also, I would rather pay $300 once than $25-30 per class at the local kickboxing places. I don't want to totally rag on it, because it does seem pretty good quality (with a couple flaws). I had seen reviews about how it moves around, but wanted badly to have something to kick in my basement.
I am 6'2" @ 206lbs and use the back as a cardio-conditioning tool to supplement my martial arts training. Maybe for those under 170lbs it won't move quite as much. Hope this helps.
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