100 lb Powerhide Punching Bag - Perfect for Boxing, MMA, and Other Combat Training

Dean: I’m 5’9” and my 7 and 10 year old sons all use it just fine to help with our taekwondo training and my 3 year old daughter is starting to use it as well. Takes a beating with lots of kicks and isn’t lumpy or getting any weird spots yet.

United States on Aug 19, 2023

Nick: Great bag for the price and has held up well with some abuse. But there’s some hard spots that just haven’t been able to beat into submission. Will need to refill the bag

United States on Apr 18, 2023

luckytaigacharm: So a few things, this bag is very sturdy and is a solid choice for beginners. The only issue I see is that it can be a little deceptive if you think the bag will feel like a traditional soft bag, yes it is filled with soft material, but there is a hard foam-like material lined around all the sides/edges (possibly to hold it's form), making it a lot harder. Another specific thing is that the chains are fairly long for me specifically since I had to hang it from a very, very low ceiling, so I ended up hooking the chains in on the themselves, making specific points in the bag clump up due to the awkward pressure on the top and the bag now feel like a wall in those specific points. Just things to note, otherwise works great, especially with gloves and/or wraps.

Canada on Jul 10, 2022

Lexi: This bag is visibly more durable and looks to be of higher quality than competitors at the same price point. Has the look of genuine leather. It is not a soft bag by any means. Of the many bags I’ve hit in my life this is definitely on the harder side, will need some breaking in and bag gloves and wraps are a must. Satisfying to hit, great smack.

Canada on Mar 22, 2022

Dr. PaulDr. Paul: My wife and I got into using a heavy bag about six months prior to Covid, when we were taking Kickboxing training at a local facility. We loved it. During Covid, we decided to get a home set (Everlast stand and heavy bag) so we could keep going while locked down and onward. We loved that set, but found the bag (75 lbs) to be too light for us, and decided to get a heavier for a Christmas gift to ourselves. We went with a 100 lbs, bag.

We have used Ringside at the training studio and have their gloves, so we knew the product line, and decided to take a look at a home bag. Originally we were going to go for a longer bag for kicking, but settled on this Ringside 100-pound Powerhide Boxing Punching Heavy Bag to fit our current set up - not ideal for kicking. As renters we can only do so much, so being able to move and adjust, keeping things a bit more mobile, was the key. We bought this Ringside 100-pound Powerhide Boxing Punching Heavy Bag with the intention of being able to use it for boxing now, being able to move it when we move, and that it can work with our Everlast frame. The frame takes up to 100 lbs.

So far we are very happy with the Ringside 100-pound Powerhide...

United States on Jan 26, 2022

Raul Duke: Appears solid and good quality. The chain need ls to be adjustable if you have a normal basement ceiling, the top sits at about 5 feet six inches from the floor. The two oversized raised advertising labels are quite irritating to hit around the edge, so I would not have gone for this if I knew it could only be used with gloves. Material quality and assembly otherwise appears good.

Canada on Oct 30, 2021

Jonathan Ng: I used to do bag work on a water buoy, but I found that the surface area was too small. With this bag, I can focus on various angles and this is truly what I need. Overall, the bag took time to get used to and it honestly felt like hitting cement. However, breaking it in, I'm used to it. I love hitting the bag and hearing that crack, so satisfying!

Canada on Aug 23, 2021

Mark McElroyMark McElroy: After the better part of 15 years and series of 3 or moves my old bag had seen its better days. The last year had me working out from home exclusively and accelerated its demise. I shopped for a new bag for months before settling on this Ringside Bag. The bag shipped quickly and the carbineer made it easy to connect. This bag is a beast, densely packed , however, with enough give to absorb and distribute the punch without returning the energy . The density is consistent top to bottom, no soft spots. The shell is tough and provides good snap when struck. You will need good gloves and wraps to strike this and it might be a bit dense for beginners. This is a very well made product and a great value.

Update I have had this for several months and this bag is aging nicely. Thick as a brick and rock hard but when you strike it gives just enough so that your joints aren’t taking the force retuning to you. No soft spots have developed even at the top of the bag, a few bulges but that’s to be expected. Great value nice bag. 100# is perfect weight for my work outs.
Update February 23. Almost two years later and over a thousand rounds and hundred thousand punches this bag is...

United States on Mar 04, 2021

KtrabsKtrabs: The first thing that comes to mind upon opening the box is the quality of the product. The stitching for the chains and the logo are well done. It looks much better in person than it does in the photos, I would recommend Ringside update their landing page and product pages for accuracy. The bag features the chains for hanging, as well as, a metal loop at the bottom of the bag, similar to the ones found in the picture for the top of the bag (for an anchor attachment). The bag is soft-filled at 100lbs, which can be a preference for some, it can definitely take some hard hits, including kicks. Having trained martial arts and boxing for many years, I guarantee somebody of similar background will be completely satisfied and find the bag meets most of their needs, the bag is not very hard if you are accustomed to heavy bag training.

For somebody starting out, either looking to build a home-gym or even just knock around a bag for a while, just know that it is a top quality bag, and it can be quite tough starting out, though you may find a good pair of gloves will go a long way. Once you are used to the feel of it, the bag should probably last quite a long time, and you'll find it...

Canada on Jul 21, 2020

Woodstockian: Bought mine from Amazon directly and that sale location did not come up this search Combat Brands may do better with the packaging issue. Immediately noticed the protruding, sloppy, (one or both sides of the seam protrude) veritcal seam which reminds me of the cheap red Muay Thai Title Bag have at gym which the seam is now failing. Bag made in India which may explain it; probably stuffed here. My home vinyl muay thai bag from a US Eastern Manufacturer has a much higher qualtiy seam which is almost ununoticable. Was considering sending this one back over the seam and contacting that muy thai bag manufacturer and see if they make boxing bags but the packaging looked like it was designed and installed by a first grader plus the bag is generally OK otherwise. Packaging was in pieces when it arrived from UPS with bag exposed in several places. Powerhide is tuff but it can be scratched or torn. Packaging was 2 pieces of light weight cardboard with a maze of tape; no thought in the taping.. The plastic bag on the bag was intact and I did not see any scratches. Overall the chain, swivel, tabs, fill, powerhide material look decent. Could not find any mayor problems. so I gave it 3 stars. I...

United States on Jan 11, 2014