🛥️ Taylor Made 61146 Tuff End Inflatable Boat Buoy - Orange, 15" Diameter: Top-Notch Quality for Reliable Water Safety Review

I'm not sure why Taylor Made advertises it as a seamless, one piece construction when there is clearly a seam around the perimeter of the buoy? Crate. They obviously don't test them after production because those leaks were unmissable!

Water filled for use as a Martial Arts Wave Bag. Half the cost of the wave bag! I used a 1/2" garden hose repair kit like this one to fill the bag. lawn garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1545077517&sr=1-20&keywords=garten+hose+repair+kit+1%2F2)

Bought a 15 inch bag to use as a hydro punch bag. Paid $50. Much better than 120-150 for a real pear. enough to keep him moving. I like it. If you need power, just ask someone to hold it. If you want to work on the movement, hit it yourself and walk around it. It was easy to fill out. All you need is a screwdriver pan head screw, water hose and an old school cone. Fills up to approximately 75 lbs.

***OTHER USE*** I'm not sure if anyone has reviewed this product, not as a buoy but as a fake Aquabag punching bag. I bought this bag, filled it with water, hung it from the garage ceiling with string and it works great as an AquaBag replica. Of course, these buoys are the same as the Aquabag, only without the beautiful design, chain link, hook and gargoyle. in the water, which helps the ceiling a lot. Anyway, cheer up. Paid $41 for a 15 inch bag. It weighs about 75 pounds when fully loaded.

There's nothing worse than a backache after a day on the boat and fishing. This anchor float will solve this problem forever. Simply attach to a Pacific Ironwood anchor pull and pull away from the fixed position, then the float will slide down the anchor line and retrieve your anchor from the bottom of the lake/ocean/river. You simply pull the rope from the surface back into the boat and you're ready to go. This 15" float will easily pull a 25# anchor from over 60 feet of water. No more back…

Also used as an alternative to the Aqua Punching Bag lol. I just set it up so can't comment on durability but the rubber feels very thick and strong. It took a bit of maneuvering, but I was able to funnel this (mostly) in my sink. Be patient when filling as there is only one opening so when the water comes out, air has to escape. Also, the bag comes fully emptied and sealed. So try to soften the rubber a bit when filling (makes it easier to fill with water). Much better than the water bags…

I used it for a cheaper "water bag" in my garage. It's been a great addition to the home and has survived several rounds with the bag. Installation was easy, be sure to read the previous reviews for a description of the parts required. I used a bracket, spring and bike cable to hang it - holds up great! The bag feels decent, more so than a heavy bag, but you'd be crazy not hitting bandages and gloves. You will drain your wrists and hands. /o incident. Refilling was a breeze with the little…