Fairtex HB6 6ft. Bag Punching Bag for Muay Thai, Kickboxing, MMA (Black-Unfilled

Description: Fairtex HB6 6 Ft. Banana Bag Punching Bag for Muay Thai, Kickboxing, MMA (HB6 Unfilled) The Fairtex HB6 Banana Bag Muay Thai Heavy Bag is a durable and versatile training tool for martial artists and fitness enthusiasts. Made with high-quality synthetic leather, this heavy bag is built to withstand intense workouts. Its unique shape allows for a wide range of striking techniques, making it perfect for Muay Thai, boxing, and other combat sports. The heavy bag comes filled and unfilled, allowing you to customize the weight to your specific training needs. With its sturdy hanging straps and swivel, this heavy bag is easy to install and use.Durable and versatile: Made with high-quality synthetic leather for long-lasting useUnique shape: Allows for a wide range of striking techniques, perfect for Muay Thai, boxing and other combat sportsSturdy hanging straps and swivel: Easy to install and useImprove your striking technique: Great tool to improve striking technique and powerSuitable for all skill levels: Whether you're a beginner or an advanced martial artist, this heavy bag is perfect for your trainingDimensions:Height: 180 cm or 6 ftDiameter: 36 cm or 1.18 ftWeight: 2.5 kg or 5.5 lbs (Unfilled), up to 39 kg or 85,98 lbs (Filled)**The straps account for approximately another 25cm from the top of the bag to the end of the metal loops when hanging. What material do I use to fill a Muay Thai Heavy Bag?Use own old, worn out clothing. Remove zippers, buttons and any other metal or hard plastic features. Their sharp edges can puncture the bag or cause injury while training.Old sweaters, socks and boxer shorts with holes in them, old pajamas, scarfs, t-shirts, shorts, worn out rags, and anything else you can find will work. Well-worn jeans are OK, just be sure to remove all the hardware (including belt loops).Another idea, is to find a cheap, used punching bag for sale on a local classified site; open it up and use its contents to fill you new bag.How much fabric do I need to fill a punching bag?A lot! The volume of clothes needed to fill even a small heavy bag will surprise you.You’ll likely need to find other sources of fabric. Check out local thrift stores and ask your friends for any clothes they’ve grown out of or worn out. A lot of people have clothing laying around that is “not quite good enough for the donation pile”, with holes or stains – this is an excellent way to re-purpose that fabric! If you do need to buy textiles, old towels, curtains, sheets, and blankets are great options.How do I prepare the fabric to stuff inside my punching bag?Shredding the material helps to keep a uniform distribution inside the heavy bag.Smaller pieces of fabric will settle more evenly inside your bag. Ideally, you want a mixture of different fabric throughout the bag. This will give a more smooth and uniform filling than if you shove a bunched up sweater on one side of the bag and a pair of jeans on the other. Large chunks of fabric can create gaps as the bag settles.Shredding fabric is easy to do; you can use a strong pair of scissors to cut the fabric into strips. A rotary fabric slicer will be even quicker (and a bit easier on your hands). Don’t cut the fabric too large, you want the pieces to lay relatively flat inside the bag.

Price: 119.5 USD

Location: Seal Beach, California

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