Fairtex 95 Pound Punching Banana Unfilled Review

green doesn't look like green at all in picture Very disappointing picture shows bright lime green appearing as pea colored baby food or green vomit

This bag is exactly what my son wanted. It came quickly during Christmas deliveries. Looked great, didn't see it filled as it was a gift but my son is happy with it

The black and red bag is not as advertised. This is the old style with black leather and white lettering. The picture shows red leather and yellow letters so I bought these because they match my sport colors. Sent them back because they don't match what was advertised. Although the quality on Fairtex is excellent.

Great bag The best of the best This bag packs a punch. Handcrafted craftsmanship of the highest quality Components Flawless design for full contact wrestling training. or students to. No more difficult to fill than any other bag.

This rod bag is not worn around a rod if the rod cannot be attached. My understanding is that this is false advertising as the vast majority of bars that everyone wants to use are proprietary. I'm not going to strip my house of a basement pole just to install this junk because the manufacturer didn't bother flipping it. Ray Hanas has real rod pockets.

When I got this bad boy I wanted to fill it up so I could race. I did a little research on what to fill it with. I've found that rubber mulch works best. I worked out at a gym that used sand and after so much wear and tear the sand started leaking. So rubber mulch is the best choice. If you are on a budget I wear ripped clothes. I thought 7 bags of rubber mulch would be enough, but once it settled down it took about 9 bags to fully fill it up. I'm happy with it, it's a must have for any martial

Great bag but filling it took a bit of trial and error. I originally bought Vigaro shredded rubber mulch from Home Depot to fill this. With a swamp, 9 bags are also possible without any problems. Each bag weighs approximately 20 pounds, which means a filled bag weighs over 180 pounds. It was too hard and tough. I dumped it all out and filled it with a combination of rubber mulch and low-density foam (don't use memory foam). What I did was line the bottom half with a cheap foam top (from a…