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Build a bag range for different training needs
A useful bag assortment gives customers a reason to choose each shape. Compare heavy bags, shaped bags and wall-mounted targets for your brand or distribution range, then define the construction and presentation of each selected model. Review every style by training role, suspension or mounting method, body profile, materials, filling, branding and packing. Send the models, quantities and intended uses you want to compare so construction and supplied components can be confirmed separately in the written quotation.
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Punching Bags range
Compare shapes and training roles, including the wall-mounted target option.
Shaped bags
Round wrecking ball bag
A rounded, compact bag profile that adds a different target shape alongside the straight bags in your collection.
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Shaped bags
Angle punching bag
An angled profile with changes in target width, giving your hanging-bag range an alternative to straight cylindrical designs.
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Shaped bags
Bullet punching bag
A long bullet-shaped profile with a rounded end. Compare the dimensions and filling with the other hanging bags you select.
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Shaped bags
Hourglass punching bag
A shaped bag with a narrowed middle and wider target sections, for collections that need more than a straight-bag format.
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Shaped bags
Teardrop punching bag
A rounded lower target with a tapered upper profile. Consider it alongside straight and angled designs when planning your assortment.
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Shaped bags
Uppercut heavy bag
A horizontal bag format for uppercut-focused training. Discuss target dimensions, filling and suspension for the selected model.
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Vintage style
Vintage punching bag
A brown, vintage-style design for a coordinated retro collection. Review the surface, seams and hanging details alongside its appearance.
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Heavy bags
Muay Thai punching bag
A long hanging-bag format for your Muay Thai selection. Confirm the intended use, length, filling and finished weight.
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Heavy bags
Heavy punching bag
A straight heavy-bag format for the core of a training collection. Compare shell, filling and hanging details for your chosen specification.
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Wall targets
Wall-mounted boxing target
An adjustable wall-mounted target with multiple padded striking areas, for training layouts where a fixed target is preferred.
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Freestanding
Reflex Bag (Cobra Bag)
The shown freestanding reflex model uses a height-adjustable pole, coil spring and round weighted base. Confirm the selected model’s construction, adjustment range and base details in the product brief.
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Freestanding
Freestanding Water Punching Bag
The shown freestanding bag uses a fillable weighted base. Confirm the selected model, base and available floor area in the product brief.
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Wall targets
Speed Bag Platform
The shown speed-bag platform uses a height-adjustable wall-mounted arrangement with a swivel and damping layer. Confirm the selected model’s interface, wall construction and mounting requirements.
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Images show representative product and branding options. Confirm the selected model, specifications and supplied components.
Choose with purpose
Give every bag a role
Shape and intended use
Separate the core heavy bag from specialty shapes, then describe the intended training role of each model clearly in your product range.
Construction and filling
Compare the requested shell, seams, filling and finished weight for each model; avoid treating the same appearance as evidence of the same construction.
Hanging or wall mounting
Confirm the proposed suspension or wall attachment and the supporting structure; match installation requirements to the exact model rather than the category name.
OEM / ODM discussions
Plan the bag collection details
Discuss the specification of each shape before applying a shared collection look. Use the private-label punching bag range checklist to define product roles, model briefs, branding, samples and packaging.
Model specifications
Bring target dimensions, filling preferences and intended finished weights for review, with any reference samples that explain the desired feel.
Collection identity
Discuss color blocking, logo positions and vintage or contemporary styling, checking the artwork against each bag profile.
Assortment and packing
Share the models, quantities and target retail positioning, along with filled or unfilled preferences and packaging requirements to confirm.
Available changes, quantities, sample arrangements and timing depend on the selected product.
What evidence supports this product brief?
The buyer’s approved model brief — not a generic claim — sets the basis for development, inspection and quotation.
Construction brief
Define the selected bag shape, intended use, shell and seam requirements, hanging or mounting interface, branding and packing inputs.
In-process checkpoints
Construction, stitching and filling-related checks can be set against the approved sample or first article where they apply to the model.
Final model review
The finished order can be checked for the agreed model, artwork, attachment components, labels, packing and relevant documentation scope.
Available changes, quantities, sample arrangements and timing depend on the selected product.
Before you choose
Questions about Punching Bags
Do I need every bag shape in a new collection?
No. Start with the training roles your customers ask for, then add shapes with a clear purpose rather than several visually different versions of the same listing.
How do I compare the heavy bag and Muay Thai options?
Start with the intended training use, then compare length, profile, filling and suspension requirements for each model. Confirm the specification before selecting your assortment.
Are racks part of this bag catalog?
This catalog covers bags and a wall target. Review racks separately, then confirm compatibility between the selected bag, its suspension and the supporting structure.
Build your bag sourcing brief
List the shapes you want, intended training roles, quantities and target price positioning. Add dimensions, filling preferences, branding references and any rack or wall interface the products must match.
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