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[ryyonvin]

I'm trying to decide which brand and style to pick for a muay thai heavybag. I obviously need it to be 72' long and at least 100 lbs, I know that much. What I cant decide is what brand to pick from and if I should get leather or synthetic leather. I've heard you cant go wrong with Fairtex, but they're expensive as hell. On titlemma.com they sell thai bags for $100 which seems like a good deal to me. If any of you guys have experience with Thai Bags id love to hear your opinions.

[ScornDefeat]

If it's just going to be you for the occasional practice, then I'd go with the $100 bag. I'm guessing that the Fairtex bag is expensive because it's designed for heavy duty use in a gym full of trainees.

[halal pig]

have you ever looked into a water foam one. they protect you from injury to allow you to go harder.
i would recommend this one: http://www.combatsports.com/detail.aspx?ID=23363

[Stand-up_Philosopher]

have you ever looked into a water foam one. they protect you from injury to allow you to go harder.
i would recommend this one: http://www.combatsports.com/detail.aspx?ID=23363

I also recommend a water foam. If I could buy one I Would.

[ryyonvin]

I actually went with a Twins Thai Heavy bag. I had bought a few products from them before and have been really satisfied, and I must say the same thing about the Heavy Bag. It has a really nice give to it but at the same time it really gives your shins a nice workout with repeated striking.

[Duke Powerhand]

Ryyonvin where did you get your Twins bag?

[ryyonvin]

Ryyonvin where did you get your Twins bag?

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