FITVEN Freestanding Punching Bag with Boxing Gloves Heavy Boxing Bag with Suction Cup Base for Adult Kids - Men Stand Kickboxing Bag

I've had this for about 1 and a quarter years now. It has held up well to medium-intensity kickboxing with some power punches and power kicks thrown at it occasionally. I filled the base with sand and keep the bag in my garage with a concrete floor. The bag doesn't stay completely rooted in one spot, but it moves so little over the span of 30 - 60 mins. that it's functionally negligible movement. This bag isn't as good as a full 200 lbs. heavy muay thai bag would be, but for the money it's a very good option for people who can't properly install a heavy bag in their space. Again, you won't be blasting this bag at full power constantly -- but you'll get a solid workout.Over time, the stand has become just a little more "floppy"; it's not quite as rigid as it was when I first started using it, but it's not much of a concern. The bag part itself has a few small lumps/ridges/dents from eating power punches and kicks, but these seem mostly cosmetic; they don't impact the feel or quality of using the bag.I expect I'll get AT LEAST 2 years of use out of this. If I do, it'll be well worth the money spent. If it lasts 3 or 4 years total, it'll be an excellent value.

Quick shipment. Order said it would take a week and a half to arrive, it was here in 3 days. Some slight damage on the bag's box, but no damage to the product. Looks nice, went together easily. Solid even with no sand or water in the base, just using the suction cups on a smooth concrete floor until I can get sand. Instructions are in broken english, which is really baffling in the day and age, but can still be figured out. Recommend not using the tiny stamped 12mm wrench that comes with the product and using a proper box end wrench. Gloves are decent, I have giant hands and they fit well. I have Parkinson's and boxing is good exercise to to improve symptoms.

I just received the bag and base today. After a quick trip to Lowe’s, I picked up three 50-pound bags of play sand, a radiator funnel (yes, it works), and a pair of scissors. Filling the base with sand was a 30-minute task that I managed solo, thanks to the funnel. Be warned: doing it alone requires a fair amount of upper and lower body strength. If you can, it’s definitely easier with a helping hand. Securing the bag to the base was a breeze and only took about five minutes.Now, about the bag itself—this thing is a solid contender. For an average person with decent upper body strength and a basic understanding of punches and strikes, it holds up impressively well. With 140 pounds of sand in the base, it easily absorbs jabs, crosses, hooks, and even kicks. For someone in the 180–220 lb range with a medium athletic build, this bag offers an excellent challenge. The construction is robust, and it looks fantastic in any setting. I’ve set mine up in the garage, which I’m transforming into a home gym.However, the suction cups that came with it were a letdown—they didn’t provide any suction at all. As a result, the bag does wobble slightly under high-impact strikes, but never enough to tip over. Trust me, I’ve tested it thoroughly. Overall, this is a fantastic value for amateur to intermediate-level kickboxers looking for a reliable training partner.

Sturdy and easy to assemble

This is absolutely perfect. Could not be more simple to put together instant fun and workout. Very very happy customer

Great product. Durable and wellMade.

Really easy to set up and maintain. Good quality.

The screws are the wrong size. They are supposed to be 5/16 screws half an inch long, but they're about 1/8 inch too short and won't thread into the base at all. I had to run out to Lowe's for the correct screws and washers. Cheap fix, was about $5 and a few minutes at the store, so not a big deal.The suction cups don't do much, but they do help hold the bag steady. You still need to fill it with sand or water to make it safe to kick.