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Came across this very old Everlast 4200, The leather feels extremely close to my Everlast 4200 Kangaroo striking bag.
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Really nice find!. Hard to tell if the welting on that bag was ever signature red or not. Wouldn't surprise me if it wasn't..... -
Yah it's definitely not red, it's that old school brown color, in fact i have an old black everlast double end bag that's either the same age or older than this bag, i'll take a picture of both together so you can see a close up of the welting on bothOriginally posted by Dutchman View Post
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Welting pics of the old 4200 striking bag & 4220 double end bagOriginally posted by Dutchman View Post
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How old do you think these bags are?Comment
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Dutchman and Ventanakaz, thank you so much for sharing that with us. It's so cool learning from the best of the best.Comment
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Everlast appears to have adopted this catalog numbering system in the mid to late 1950's. These were the "pro" line of bags, which were different than the "institutional" line that were larger, heavier striking bags.Originally posted by KLunker18 View PostComment
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My guess would be 50's or 60's i feel the double end bag is older, i was surprised how crazy thick the leather is, it's much thicker than the red 4220 debs I haveOriginally posted by KLunker18 View PostComment
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