BeneLabel Punch Bag Bracket Adjustable Boxing Wall Mount Holder

Replaced a 20yr old bracket for this for my 50kg bag and so far so good. Keeps the bag steady, no squeaking, no rattling.. actually makes the bag heavier impact 👍🏽 Only rec is to not bother with the metal wall plugs provided in concrete walls. Absolute rubbish as you cant drill the required EXACT width to keep them tight for a heavy bag. On first attempt with these the bag and bracket fell off the wall. Plastic wall plugs are always the best option.

Absolutely perfect! Great product, super strong does actually what it says it will and does it well! Can’t fault this product, it’s great!

The product is really excellent. The fitting instructions are really poor and it’s very difficult to fit to a wall. Strongly recommend anyone buying it should do a lot of homework on this prior to attempting mounting.

Very good and solid

Perfect and holds heavy bags that most say they do but don't top marks this is Perfect for heavy bag floor to ceiling reflex ball

Exactly what was needed & very secure fit on wall.

The fixings that came with it are not up for the job, I am using a heavy bag and the fixings gave way ( nearly causing injury) so I used much more larger hex head raw bolts chemically fixed into brickwork. The bracket flexes so I don’t know how long it will last ? You can not use it at full extension as it will break. In my opinion it is over priced and ok for light bags .

My workouts outside on the boxing bag are now almost daily

Macht einen stabilen Eindruck beim täglichen Training.

Very easy to install Stable and firm construction Easily hold heavy boxing bag A great option to extend if needed Comes with all you need Hold firm on wood. I used a metal strap just to be on the safe side

Que los pernos no son los que envian son mas gruesos i tienes que rectificar los abujeros i tambien los de la placa de soporte ,,si no eres un manitas i tienes herramienta no lo vas a poder colocar ,,

I'm using it with Goplus 110 pound bag and Meister 250 pound spring and it has been doing good so far. I did drill the holes from what I measured to be 5/16" to 1/2", the 5/16" was simply too small. I wanted the larger threads to grip strongly onto the 2" x 10" (1.5" x 9-1/4" actual) x 24" board. I used 1-1/2" long x 1/2" thick bolts to mount to the 2x10 along with 1/2" washers. To mount this to the wall, I used 5" LedgerLOK screws to get beyond the board, drywall, and into the studs. Be absolutely sure you screw into the studs the first time. Don't assume the studs will be perfectly 16" on center, you must account for this. Get a magnet set for about $10 or stud finder and thin tape to mark the studs to determine if they are 16" on center or make adjustment. Then, you can make all the marks on the 2"x10" board, pre-drill the board, and screw to the wall. Be sure when you get the 2x10 or 2x12 you get the straightest board that isn't splitting at the ends or cupping. I can tell this setup is far better than the provided hardware, this setup is solid, and can really take a punch and makes me more productive in my training. I also painted the board black to give it a nice finish. Take the time to make it look nice. I also used the 2x10, bolts, and washers for a LoGest 60066J sit-up bar right beneath which is out of the way. This is a decent hanger if you really can't or don't want a ceiling hanger. You will need to take the time to get all the extra stuff to make it just right.

Installed it for my son, nd is standing strong (well hanging strong). Great product, so far, so good.