RingsideApex Heavy Bag, Punching Bag for Boxing Training and Workout, 100 lbs, Includes Nylon Straps and Hanging Clip

Love this bag. It's shorter than most 100lbs bags which end up way too low on a heavy bag stand. This one is just about perfect on my Everlast stand without any need to adjust. I bought it to replace an Everlast (lol) bag that lasted just one year before the nylon straps wore out and broke. The Ringside bag has reinforced nylon straps and better shaped steel rings. Very happy with this bag. Takes a little breaking in, but it's wonderful after a couple days.

Used to going to my boxing gym to hit the bag but this thing has been a blessing to have during the pandemic. Material seems durable, worried about the stitching on the bag since it’s designed a bit differently from your typical bag but reviews seem like ringside makes the best bag. I hooked it up with rope since I don’t want to damage the d links or the metal hook I have on my ceiling and it also reduces noise significantly.

Too long for the standard stand

Nice and solid. Great value. Yearns to be smacked around. Do it right and you’ll surely work up a good sweat.

-Well made / high quality-Does the job-HEAVY

No carabiner so plan for that.

Very good punching bag! Very high quality.

This is just a good, solid, heavy bag. I had one a while back that ripped on me so I though I’d try one that has the plastic base that you can fill with sand or water - big mistake. Even with the base full and using a non-skid rubber mat, it still slid all around the room. I’ve been wanting to go back to a real heavy back ever since. I gotta say, there are a lot of features that I like about the Ringside Apex bag.PROs:- No chains. My old one was suspended by chains and it was the loudest, stupidest thing ever. Every time I would work out on it, it would rattle and jingle like the ghost of Jacob Marley was coming for me. The Apex has straps, heavy duty D-rings and a heavy-duty carabiner clip. It’s so quiet, it’s like the Cratchit house after Tiny Tim died.- The material is slick and heavy duty. My old one was more cloth-like and I couldn’t hit it bare-fisted without causing ample amounts of “rug-burn” on my knuckles. Not that you should hit the Apex bare-knuckled, mind you - but it’s not going to shred your hand if you’re messing around and throw a few random punches at it.- There’s a D-ring on the bottom! If you don’t have a workout partner or willing child to hold the bag for you, you can anchor the bottom D-ring to your stand or floor or whatever to reduce movement.- The weight. My old heavy-bag was only 70 pounds so it would sway pretty good under heavy hits. The extra 30-pound difference with the Apex is noticeable. That increase in weight means an increase in inertia which means you can hit hard and not have the bag move as much.- CONS:Unless something crazy happens and this thing completely falls apart on me and drops all 100lbs on top of a kitten, then there’s nothing about this bag that I’ve found to be a negative. It appears to be built very well so I don’t foresee it crapping out on me and blowing a seam or anything and I don’t even have a kitten to put underneath it to tempt fate, so it should be fine.