AQUA PUNCHING BAG REVIEW (21" 190 lb) 🔥💧 

@Itzjammy happy holidays my friend, hope you enjoy the bag, it is a worthy present!

It happens, and make sure you leave the water on until they are no longer deflated.

Hey 👋 again! So i ended up buying a aqua bag 190 pounds. Now i didn't buy from manufacturer but a store that sold them. Im getting ready today to set it up and notice the bag has a seam its just under the aqua bag logo and seam goes around the whole bag. Is this normal? In time im wondering with all the hitting its going to receive will that seam become a problem? My thinking is the bag should not a have a seam around it. Your opinions are greatly respected thank-you.

Hello??? Are you there bro??

We’ll all bags have a middle seam that go all the way around, as far as a seam right under the logo , I don’t think I have that.

Much love guys, always top quality!

I definitely need one if not all 3....

Thanks for watching brother, it is my favorite aqua bag out of the 3!

Does it move much If you hit it full force

Haha, whatever you gotta do to justify the purchase lol! But it is a damn good ornament I will say!

Glad it was helpful! Enjoy your set up brother!

I’ve kept them outside since I’ve first purchased never any issues.

​@@SENSEIJASON this is the answer I was looking for

Not sure, but you can try em out and report back! I'm sure a lot of people want to know. The idea of being able to adjust sounds promising, as long as it has a good load capacity I think you should be fine!

10-14oz is good. I like 10oz because I can feel my punches more

The lightest bag to the heaviest bag will give you plenty of movement. If not by your punches, you can always shoulder bump or frame your arm out to push. Bag weight isn’t the issue when it comes to movement. It’s more about how you are going to mount or hang the bag. If your bag is propped up in a corner space, there is no room to move freely. If your stand gives you zero obstructions 360 degrees around your bag, then you can create and practice lots of movement.

The bag is in perfect working condition. I no longer cover it with a towel. I live in Cali, so weather tends not to get too extreme. But we did have some intense heat spells, and tons of rain last year. I hit it as hard as I want. These are buoys at the end of the day. Built to remain in or near water and out in the elements. To this day still good as new!

Good to know that, thanks@@SENSEIJASON

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I would go with the biggest one!

@@SENSEIJASON alrighty. I want to hang it outside with a wallmount. Just scared at this point that it will not work too well with Belgian weather conditions.

Well the 120 lb is the second biggest one and should be able to give a great workout. It is 70lb less than the 190lb bag

​@@FrezixI'll say that cold weather definitely affects the feel of the bag, to the point that it gets crazy hard as the material contracts. Definitely needs to be indoors during freezing months and be careful when it's cold.

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Thank you fam, I appreciate your support 🥋🔥🌊🙏

Least I can do, you helped me make an decision on which size to go for, thank you for your well informed reviews 🔥

No brother all my aqua bags are 100% sometimes they do send out defects, but if you reach out to the aqua bag company they will should send you a replacement free of charge.

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Thanks! I saw the video for the steel home made one, which is the other stand you have ? The one the blue bag is hanging from ? Thanks!

Probably the home stand: amzn.to/3wLAq7O

Yes they are!

@@SENSEIJASON cool, thanks!

Well they are directly purchasable through Amazon. I’m not sure if they have a branch in Canada, as far as I know they only ship from USA.

Thanks so much for your help. I found one pretty good price $250. The treadmill factory. 190 pound bag. Do you know anything about this bag?

Hey, unfortunately I’ve only used the Aqua Training Bag Brand, I have used Polyform for a make shift head hunter aqua bag in the past but don’t really recommend that. I’d say do some research and if the reviews look good and pricing is right you should go for it! Check their return policy as well.

@@SENSEIJASON you are awesome 👌 thanks so much

In this video I kinda show the specs of the stand in more detail: DIY HEAVY BAG STAND ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4VEWOf9YoG0.html

@@SENSEIJASON 'preciate ya

It came with the bag

Well I will say that the roundness is always for fresh filled bags. Overtime and for me since I leave it out in the sun, there definitely will be some uneven areas.

I will say that there is a lot more movement with the 75lb bag compared to the 120 and 190. So it might be better for footwork and movement. But with the 120 and 190 you still get a decent amount of movement. I'd say if you are over 160lbs go with the 120 lb bag. I weight 147lbs and I still get good work from the 190 lb aqua bag.

@@SENSEIJASON cool thanks! Do you have any stand recommendations? Or how did you out yours together?

this is how my stand was put together: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4VEWOf9YoG0.html

I think it would feel incredibly awkward to have a half filled bag.

Horrible idea. You don't want to punch into a saggy rubber bag half filled. I would say you would need to get two. But the heavy 190 would be the priority. It's not about building power but more so what you can do with it. Mainly the largest one is the only one you can throw body blows on (and barely too if you want a good head to body feel). If you get the smaller ones (12 inch) they would have no body blow options, and they will fly alot more when hit. Thus giving you an opportunity to be evasive such and slipping dodging. These are the only thing to consider for training application, not what weight class you're in. I have the 12inch 35lbs one. I can punch on it with all out power, I think I pack a decent punch too but I'm smaller and definitely no heavy weight, although I've seen bigger guys hit it and it offers the resistance needed... essentially it aint what you think is still a heavy bag feel. But the versatility it gives for working your footwork and head movement is a must. Again only down fall is no body blow. I for that I still sometimes have to whip out my traditional heavy bag. Being slick on this bag this involve some more advance techniques so of your just looking to punch and develop standard infighting feel and power then get the largest bag. Also another thought on the feel of the punching. It depends. Sometimes when it's warm you get a really good bounce upon impact and this aids in you throwing combination punches, etc, and it feels good. But when it's cold, molecular you gotta think the water inside crystallizes a bit thus the feeling becomes more dense and this doesn't feel good on your hands or joints relative to a quality heavy bag.

Good for kicks and knees

@@SENSEIJASON thanks for reply and after watching your video I got myself one 👍👍👍

I made a vid about it there. A lot of people in the comments of that video have had positive results when trying to replicate this model: DIY HEAVY BAG STAND ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4VEWOf9YoG0.html

@@SENSEIJASON just watched it, thanks! How thick is the pipe? Like 1"? 2"?

This actually came with the aqua bag, it comes with the purchase

chu mean

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Can’t really speak too much about cold climate, the coldest it ever gets in my location is like 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Never had issues leaving it out. You can always drain the bag during winter time if it really comes to that.

Not yet, I’m talking to the company, will get back to you if they give me one.

Not sure it came with the bag

Feels like walking barefoot on legos

@@AGON17 ouch

Hey bro no offense, but what you said seems like something a beginner would say. Your hands can be anywhere as long as you know how to manage distance. Plus you can use the bag in different ways, more offensive or defensive, totally up to the goal of the workout. I thank you really, and thanks for sharing your honest thoughts. These were mine. Respect to you.