Dimok Workout Alternative Training Sandbags Review

This bag is great! It was very easy to fill out and the instructions provided are absolutely clear and well written. The Dimok bag seems extremely durable and I've never had a problem with it, despite treating it rougher than I should have. The water moving in the bag when exercising is easy to get used to and I definitely feel the muscles that are not often used to stabilize my body. I use this bag almost every day for a full workout and I love it!

As the name suggests, the thing is good. I drop him, I drop him and he's a good weight. I use it at home when I need 45 pounds or so. But it took almost an hour to fill because the little water tube was tiny and I had to hold it in this thing the whole time. Maybe if it came with some kind of funnel or hose adapter? It would be perfect. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is that it takes forever to load and leaks during the process. But would recommend if you can get over that fact.

So this aquabag is great, it's not difficult to fill, don't use a stupid little hose to fill it, it takes forever yes, a gray hose with a matching adapter First make sure Make sure the spring is all the way up and put the hose adapter in the top of your pocket. Approach the garden hose. Attach the bag to the garden hose. Add the food coloring included in the kit, then connect the hose to the pump and aerate the bag until it sets and you're done. It will take some time to get used to it. I…

The hose for the pump is broken at one end, unusable. Luckily I still have a hose from another pump. The filling mechanism is not well thought out. It is tediously slow to fill the bag. I was hoping to use it as a portable exercise machine that I could bring empty and refill at my client's. Impossible! Filling up takes forever! You can only use a jet of water that is smaller than the diameter of the tube and you have to aim carefully, meaning you have to hold the tube the whole time as it…

I bought this product for my home gym. (I also buy a bigger aquabag, which is really hard to work with!) I've been wanting to improve my overall fitness level and core strength, which has been holding me back lately. What separates an aquabag workout from sandbags or other odd objects is the dynamic nature of the water as it moves. I like to keep the bag about 75-80% full so the water splashes back and forth forcing the user to use the core as much as possible. I use this product to improve my…

Good morning IG! Yesterday I received my 79lb @dimokusa Aqua Bag. I already have a 45 pound bag. These bags are exceptionally well constructed. The grips are few but very well placed and by far my favorite grips I've found on any sandbag. Super comfortable. It doesn't leak at all (there are other water devices out there) and has a very solid construction. I filled the bag with 70 pounds of water to allow room for the water to create some instability. That's the whole point of this tool. The…

I first learned about waterbags and their use in athletic development from Chris Korfist, who coached sprinters. I quickly realized that there could be many uses that apply to many athletes. I suppose you get your money's worth, but for the dollars that some other online stores charge, I felt it was a bit pricey. So I found out I'm a Prime member, search Amazon. The search was filled with boxes of waterbags and other similar ventures until I came across an Image guy rushing with a sandbag-like…

Covid took my gym away from me and I haven't come back. Instead, I do bodyweight exercises at home. But that's not all, and I need more tools to support my progress. I chose this rather than the actual weight as I typically travel a few months each year which breaks my normal routine when I don't have portable tools. I bought the £80 version and filled it up to £65. to allow for some weight progression. I used a floor scale to determine the weight. The filling process was painful with the…