CENTURY WAVEMASTER 2XL PRO REVIEW | 3 years later 

My pleasure!

Awesome! Thank you!

Thanks fam

Even if it does move or wobble, the simple solution would be to use your footwork. Also where you place the bag determines the amount of movement. If the bag is placed out in the open with nothing against it, it will surely move, but for me that isn't an issue, I can use my footwork, and strike it back to area I want it. Honestly movement is more of a blessing. I filled the bag with all water

No experience using it. The wavemaster 2XL pro is the industry standard. Even the older xxl is still used in many martial arts combat studios. No complaints ever about mine. Serves its purpose well. I’ve reached the point where I’ve become lazy to store it in the shed. I leave it out in a somewhat shady area in my yard, and cover the top with a trash bag. She’s still kickin!

Interesting idea, but the only reason I put it on mats is so that the ground underneath doesn’t scratch and wear down the base. I feel like putting grip tape will eventually sand down the base.

@@SENSEIJASON I meant stick the tape to the base itself, worst case it scratches your floor or mats.

ahh, i see..ehh, i would try to add sand with the water if I wanted the weight heavier. that's what I would do first. but it is a clever idea, I imagine it might work well over carpet or rug

It comes empty, and you can fill it with either sand or water, or even a mixture.

Thanks for sharing brother!

Hey has that bag held up still?

Thank you for the comment bro

Great video Jason, and thank you for mentioning Hydro

Right on

Same model as the one in this video?

@@BobRoss-wm3lc exact same

@@GAPPERnumeroUNO ok thanks

Have you owned both? How do they compare in stability when hitting hard?

@Josh Yes i hav both .The fairtex HB14 is a little harder free-standing bag. it is a lot more stable. Not noisy when you kick and punch it ! There both the same price. The Fairtex free-standing bag is so much better ! Im 110 kg and i have destroyed other free-standing bags in the past. If you buy the fairtex you want be sorry ! My only regret is that i didn't buy fairtex bag earlier. It feels indestructible ! I LOVE IT !! The weird thing is i only found 1 review on the bag and it is in Thailand language.

@@philpowell1162 Very tempted to purchase it though unfortunately it's not the same price in Australia likely due to the transport costs to get here, in dollarydoos i'm looking at $999 + $200 Shipping for the Fairtex or $840 + $80 Shipping for the Torrent T2 Pro which is apparently an updated XXL, the T2 stand has the male end going inside of the bag rather than the opposite like on the XXL where the bag screws inside of the stand, apparently the T2 has less reports of breaking. Though I guess it's irrelevant if the Fairtex has better stability & noise, have you done much hanging bag work to compare? I'm only considering the Fairtex for outdoor use & pack away in the shed but i'd be willing to create a weatherproof stand if I can't be as explosive as a hanging bag since it'd also be cheaper though arguably a bit of an eye sore in the yard by comparison to, well nothing, since the Fairtex can be packed away lol.

@Josh I live in Melbourne Australia And bought my HB14 for $1000. Shipping $280 which was expensive. MMA fight store in Perth. Afterpay i used. I paid $1000 for the Century XXL years ago.

I love the heavy bag, but for a home set up, the wavemaster is perfect for me

My dad got it from home depot years ago

Depends on your style 😁

@@SENSEIJASON the styles I do is Boxing Muay Thai Savate(French Boxing) Jeet Kune Do Taekwondo

@@dragonfire1760 you waited your whole life to type that list🤣 I love it

@@mayhamman6013 What do you mean I wait my whole life?!

Actually just DM on IG @jkillasensei

Did you ever received their product?

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It doesn’t

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@@SENSEIJASON I need something free standing for my apartment. My gym has plenty of heavy bags.

Then you won’t find anything better than a wavemaster. If you want I’ve heard people mixing sand and water in the base to make it extra sturdy. Just know that it won’t ever be able to withstand going Mike Tyson on it. But if you don’t mind moving around the bag to compensate it moving around, it should be no issue. And for an apartment set up the wavemaster doesn’t require any screws or drills. It might be your best bet. You might have to compromise some power for the convenience of maintaining your skill outside the gym in the comfort of your own apartment.

aye homie they hit this bag mad hard at many commercial gyms, it's a great bag.

Lol

I use this bag in this video, with many punches: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tWoucO2nIlE.html

Bags don’t hit back!

So are you in favor of using a heavy bag or no?

There's no snap or power in your punch. Just fucking hit the damn thing and show us what it can handle.