RingsideFitness Reflex Bag

The media could not be loaded. I am not a pro, or am, or even very good so if you are a high level striker, this review probably doesnt help you...This is a great little bag to have fun with and get a good sweat going. its great for finding timing, rhythm, and distance. it also forces you to keep your head moving or your hand up (sometimes both). Its not a heavy bag so don't expect to giving it hail mary's, and its not a speed bag so don't expect to be daping the ice picks. its like a heavier free standing cousin of a double ended bag. originally I had it set up in my living room with weights on the base. that was noisy and unstable. i filled the base with water and moved it to the garage where it performed much better. the only times i have had any stability issues is when i was popping it harder than i really should have. i would guess ive put about about 120 3:30 rounds in on it. I had the graphics rub off on maybe my 60th round and i have to re tighten the pole into the base once out of every maybe 20-25 rounds. the spring, base, and bag itself are all in very good condition. i really have no complaints.one thing that i have been really enjoying is the skill curve on this bag. this bag give opportunities get off some wild off angle punches, fun counters, and interestingly timed combos.

I was looking online for a cobra bag and wanted a fast one, i learned soon enough that u had to spend at least 150$+ so i tried looking for cheaper options and saw products like the everlast reflex bag, i saw a video on it and it seemed too slow so i kept looking and found this one, this one is a faster more sturdier version. You can hit it and it will definitely bounce back fast, you can do enough oh a combination, sometimes if u hit it hard enough it will give you a second to react but over all it’s a great product. Easy to assemble everything is pretty self explanatory and the punching bag feels great to hit, very satisfying i love it and 100% recommend for the price definitely the best one if your budget is 100$ and below.

Good quality product, stable and firm enough to do the job. Great workout equipment for cardio and beginner boxing. One problem is with the fill hole, too small to fill without spilling. Best fill in is with combo sand and water. You don't need to overfill, base is stable and wide to keep it steady during workout.Other issue is, I had to drill a small hole at the bottom to keep the spring from coming out of the socket and screw it in place a small machine screw. Reflex bag itself can take the hit, the spring is quite sturdy and strong to give it a good bounce. I would recommend a buy for the money.

I got the enhanced materials version. Seems very solid. I put about 140lbs of sand on it and it's not moving. At a low setting it has quick bounce back and at the 6 foot head level it's a little slower but not too slow that it's annoying. Good workout.Note: As another reviewer mentioned, it does take hours to put the sand in. It took me about 4 hours to squeeze the sand into it. It would have been much easier with water but I live in a cold climate and didn't want it to freeze and potentially burst when we move it to the garage.

It’s a pretty good product. The bag does tear easy the good thing about the bag it has a replacement bag that you can buy. The best reflex bag on the market is called the fierce reflex bag 2.0. I’ll be getting that as soon as I destroy this ringside bag.

Update: After only close to 2 months of using the bag has broken. So although my nephew was happy using it was a very expensive short lived happiness. Would not recommend if you’re looking to spend money on something that will last more than a few months.My nephew purchased this with Christmas money. He’s very happy with it. Assembling it was a breeze. He’s got a hard punch and the bag withstands it well. The spring at the bottom of the pole is very sturdy. And the stability of the base great.

Works well. Is a good workout. IS NOT fast enough for advanced training but still works great.

Great for training. Solid bag. Heavy base, which is a preference for me. Fast spring at short height, slower the taller you go. Great for accuracy, defense, footwork, & a teeny bit of power, just don't knock it's block off because i almost did & it was only 1 full force right hook so dont treat it like a drywall. Should be a better way to fasten the spring to the base but whatever, it was cheapish. Instructions make no sense. If you're having trouble assembling the last half of the stand listen here: tighten the screw that os attached to that clamp thing. Just, in general, turn the screw to the right, that's it. That tightens the clamp, & you can then put the bag rod in & close the clamp on it. Problem solved.