Aqua Training Bag 15" 75 Pound Heavy Punching Bag

Arrived yesterday (early) it took 15 minutes or so too set up. I did 3, 5 minute rounds this morning. Good solid and versatile bag. Easy to put up and take down. I hang it from my Squat/Pull up stand,

Ive been having a blast using this product and would certainly recommend to any boxing or combat sports practitioner however, you can purchase the same exact product, minus the high speed paint job for less than half price. Just search for taylor made buoys. Your welcome.

I really am amazed with how awesome this thing is. Really feels great to punch. Trust me it’s worth it, hands down this is my favorite bag now. I have the 75 lb one and i think it’s the perfect size.

I really like this bag. I ordered the blue 15" as I didn't see the purple on amazon. I also just ordered the 12" after trying to make a couple A1 boat buoys work. The proform buoy was too thick for the largest anchor shackles I could find at Lowes and the Taylor made buoy had a small leak and the plug was easily striped. I just decided to buck up for the 12" aqua bag and send the others back. These look nicer, maybe made a little better for water (also made by taylor made) and come with all the hardware and nozzle to fill. You might be able to save a few bucks going the buoy route especially for the larger, more expensive aqua bags.

It's a good entry-level weight and price. The durability of the bag given that it originally is based upon a boat buoy is not in question. I know of no human that can punch hard enough to rupture this bag. The shockwave effect of the water makes it very interesting to punch. It does reduce shock to your hands and wrists. However that shocked reduction combined with a little bit more liberal application of power behind your punch can offset itself.I would recommend this bag in addition to a similarly weighted more traditional sandbag.

I'm surprised by this product. I 'm a very cautious person read a lot, skeptical type but this exceeded my expectations. I'm happy that i can hit this as hard as my conventional heavy bag but i don't feel the same impact or soreness in my hands. It's exactly what everyone else wrote in their reviews. Easy on the hands and wrists. With proper taping, hand wraps and gloves this bag is goid for hooks, jabs and upper cuts.

The bag is a good concept, and in theory, it should be great. My one and biggest issue is, the material it's made out of is pretty hard. So if you are like me and use MMA gloves with open fingers like I am, your knuckles are exposed and smack against the hard plastic material it's made out of when punching. I had a soft punching bag before and never had issue with bruised knuckles.

I like the Aqua Training Bag. I mounted the 15” from a ceiling X-mount and used multiple (for redundancy) climbing slings/runners to hang it. I used a climbing harness to pully it up (filled) to the necessary height. Most recommend hanging the bag empty and then filling it, which is a good if one has the means to do that. Fill the water below the plug line, then the company recommends topping it off with air, which I highly recommend as it may be the only effective way to successfully remove the large dents. I used an air compressor for this. The plastic bag is quite hard and seemingly thick. Nicely padded boxing gloves with hand wraps are recommended, and in my option, an absolute necessity to avoid injury. I almost purchased the size smaller but I wanted to try out the sensor which only works for the 15” or above models. The sensor is a nice option but it’s not as sensitive as I’d like it to be as it misses many hits. The bag comes pre-installed with its metal hardware; I later realized mine was quite loose so good to double-check this, tighten before boxing! I installed the bag downstairs in the basement; I’ve been told that when in use, it can be heard upstairs through the rafters—not an issue per se, but I’m personally glad that I stayed with a more manageable size given home use.

I bought this bag for training in the garage at home. It's a great bag and the perfect size for training at home. Required a chain and a spring as well to cut down the noise & vibration in the house.4 out of 5 from me, no chain included adds to the purchase price.Filling the bag can be a little tricky but in fairness you only need to do it once. The instructions suggest hanging the bag and filling it, I found it easier to put some water in the bag while it was on the ground (25% or so) to give it some weight/shape then hang it and fill up the rest.

Really good, better than original punch bags!

Great for junior/ younger children

I just started boxing in my 50's and I have hand and shoulder issues - I was worried about hitting a bag after learning shadowboxing. I love my Aqua bag (his name is Bob lol) the water makes hitting easier on this old gal's hands. It is hanging in my yoga studio and gets lots of great comments.Very nice to look at! Going to order a second for our vacation property!

I previously owned a traditional heavy bags.The aqua bag is far ahead:- Smooth on your joints- Can hit with various angles- I fill it with hot water to allow it to expand. It took about 30 minutes to take its form -> be patient