This Vintage bag was already fast for a Vintage bag because of the thin lightweight Leather, But the loop was on the long side, So I finally decided to shortened up the loop just to see how much faster I can get the bag to move.
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Vintage, Wilson 368V Speed Bag
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Finally got a couple of minutes on this bag. Shortening the loop has made a big difference, Like night and day, it's not as light or as fast as the Revelation bag but this bag has just moved up in the ranks, Surpassing my H1280 bag, The one thing about these bags with the longer necks is trying to get a bladder to work in them, Especially getting the bladder to fill up the neck area, You have to kinda over fill it to get the bladder to stretch into the neck.
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That is a problem with the modern bladders at least the ones that we are able to obtain. I have a A. J. Reach bag that the original bladder was of the inside under the laces type. It is more round than pure pear shaped. I didn't want to put a hole in the bottom, as it is in near new condition, so I use a Title quik tec butyl bladder. Fills it up to the base of the laces. Just have to unlace it to fill it. Not the perfect solution, the bag looks good this way and can be hit.
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Do you have a picture of this bag, I remember having a really big bag, (I think it was the biggest bag I ever owned) I can't remember what brand but I sold it to one of the members here, Now I wish I would've kept it, The only reason why I sold it was because I didn't think I would be able to get a bladder to fit into such a big bag, I really regret selling it and wish I could remember the brand.
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Originally posted by Dutchman View PostNote that the bags hanging to the left are an Everlast 4213, and a 4210 for size comparison
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