Revolutionize Your Wing Chun Training with Attachmate's Wing Chun Dummy Trainer Review

Don't buy this. The design is cheap. The first day I installed it, the plastic the straps go through broke. That's a waste of money.

is a wonderful training accessory. The original wooden mannequin has a leg extension that you can create to complete this product. I use it all the time

Product not as reliable as you think. My son uses it. Cracks have appeared on one of the backs of the "sticks" and they do not fit properly.

My only disappointment with the product is that for the amount of money I took it shouldn't have arrived damaged. I'll check if the damage control works, but I'm unsatisfied and am returning it until a replacement arrives, so that's a problem. Next I will make an unboxing video.

One of the arms broke after only a few weeks of training with it. To be fair, I ended up attaching it to a wooden pillar, which is clearly not what it was intended for. It probably would have lasted longer if I'd left it in my bag, but I was a little annoyed with having to keep removing it to do other things with the bag. It's a good idea, but I don't like it. I think it's a good replacement for the original.

This is my second backpack that broke my arms. Well, in my opinion, if you are looking for Mook Jong but are tight on money, then this is your best option. The arms can be replaced with PVC tubes. I feel the panels that come with the bag will last a long time, but they can also be replaced if damaged. The only thing I agree with is that the stitching for the straps should have been stronger. I tried to use the adapter the first day it came out and the straps came loose.

tightened and after 5 minutes the flange on the arm broke. The arm broke the next day. I have told the supplier what happened but no reply yet. I wonder if they will offer me a new hand. They should. Good product but need stronger hands. You have to be a little gentle there. good for light training, today I trained lightly, but anyway the second flange broke. I would say the product is defective. Maybe it's made for a 12 year old. Buyer beware. I am 66 years old and have been practicing martial

For the price of $140 I expected more. Rather, the back is quite thin and the shoulder straps are really long even when wrapped around a standard heavy bag. You cannot press it hard as this will separate the two plastic sheets. Maybe it's me, but he also seems a bit small. This is a good concept and an alternative if you live in an apartment or are short on space. But overall, this product costs around $50 and is probably geared more towards working on technique than speed or strength.

I wanted to practice with a training partner and it fits well. for hands), and the other looks like softer plastic. Thread the velcro straps through the slots, put your hands through the holes, line up the lining to fold, then tighten the straps. Because instead of following the directions, I decided to put the shoes in my 80 pound bag, basically tugging at the straps to tighten them every time. I've done this about 4 times in 24 hours. It's fun to use the trainer. You can practice hand holds…