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How's the quality of Pride punching bags?

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Roger Smith6 Roger Smith6 MemberOP
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joined Sep 2003
#1 ·
Hello

I'm looking to pick up a heavy bag for my home gym, and I'm trying to decide which route to take.
CombatSport products are top-tier, but they aren't exactly budget-friendly.
The Pride line is a bit more affordable... but does it actually hold up?
I'm just a recreational lifter.

Thanks and cheers
Casey Miller10 Casey Miller10 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2015
#2 ·
I guess I could say... they used to be pretty solid.
Since I started training about two years ago, our gym has had one or two Everlast bags. They definitely show some wear, but nothing crazy. A few scuffs here and there, but that's about it. Though, I’ve heard the quality is slipping lately. I’ve seen it myself—I buy cheap ones and they start splitting after maybe three weeks of use, and I haven't even been rough on them. Not sure if that applies to these specific bags though. 🤔
Then you have those Knockout brands you see online... We have one at the club and it does the job, I suppose. Take a look if you want. 😁😁
Roger Smith6 Roger Smith6 MemberOP
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joined Sep 2003
#3 ·
thanks

I'm actually curious about Pride, specifically because I might be able to snag a small discount through the club. Honestly, things are tight right now and I really have to watch every single penny...

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