Aoneky 6ft Leather Unfilled Grappling Dummy - MMA Jiu Jitsu UFC Judo Standing Wrestling Dummy

This is a solid wrestling dummy. It is challenging to stuff but once that is done it’s great. It has been good to train for my son during this time off school wrestling.

Training bjj on a dummy is never going to be a good way to learn, but it has a place. If you're gonna, use this one. Sturdy, good stitching (I filled mine with two bags of clean but old worn out clothes), heavy and easy enough to manage.

I would give it 5 stars if the arms were a little longer. The material looks and feels very durable. Its easy to fill up using clothes. The openings are in the crotch and the arms have their own. I got this one for Judo throws. I like it better than the other ones because its wider which means more space to add weight. Also the legs are wider, helps with throws. I give it 95 out of 100. I would highly recommend and yes its a real review. Im not getting paid for this.

This definitely doesn't stand on it's own as the headline states and I spent $30 on stuffing and used over 30 old shirts and 20 pairs of old socks and the punch holes to tie it up weren't even done!! I spent will over 30 hours to try to make it usable and it was a waste and i need something for this week. What a waste of over $150 and so much time, don't buy

Very pleased with the purchase of this dummy.reasonable price ,quick ,delivery ,no hassle .I required the dummy to stand erect , so i place a placed a stiff piece of rubber in base of each leg , and used sheet liner foam against the outside walls ,made a substantial skeleton from pool noodles throughout the whole dummy , and packed textile cuttings throughout the dummy.Replace the laces with longer ones for access openings and duck taped over them. ,To stop the dummy from sagging , i store it upright using a ratchet tie down ,i rap it across the chest and under the arms , and hang it off a hook on the wall so the feet are just slightly on the floor .This keeps the dummies posture upright for when we want it to free stand without support ,you can also train on it while it hangs on the wall .I have 20 varying dummies shapes and sizes including Bob dummies .For hie-gene reasons we wash them down and apply a conditioner to to the dummy skin appropriate to the material .The dummies last a lot longer especially where there is stitching.Hope this has helped ,I know other peoples suggestions have helped us to build our family of dummies .NOTE: when packing the dummies ,we use a medium sized base ball bat, both ends aluminum ,and a wooden cooking spoon nothing sharp.

The media could not be loaded. This is really hard to stuffAnd is not 6ft

Awesome for the price. Glad I saved the money buying it unfilled. Used old clothes and towels. A few tips: use socks, rags, ties for the arms since the space is the smallest. Use a wooden spoon to shove things right into the arms and a broomstick handle for the other compartments. Close all openings with 18 inch shoes strings. Don't use the ones that come with it. They're just barely long enough and will make the pack job miserable. Double knot at the end, cut off the excess and either shove the ends inside or duct tape over it. Filled with clothes it weighs 65 lbs which is perfect for me (5'10 178lbs).

I haven't had time use it yet. But it can hold alot. I have mine weighing in at 90kg