paranday, Ringside Heritage 5" Speed Bag

[ventanakaz]

paranday, just wanted to show you what I did to the Ringside Heritage 5" bag to give it more weight without Sacrificing speed, it feels much better, I hate bags that are to lightweight.

[paranday]

The stock bag has a characteristic other bags don't have, it punches well in the cold. As for you, you never stop improving on things. You should be a bag manufacturer or bag consultant.

[ventanakaz]

The stock bag has a characteristic other bags don't have, it punches well in the cold. As for you, you never stop improving on things. You should be a bag manufacturer or bag consultant.

LOL, Bag Consultant. Hmm I wonder how much they get paid ;-)

[glus]

Those pieces were added to the inside, the lower quarter or so? Looks like they're skived somewhat thicker than the factory Heritage leather?

I also don't much like small bags that are very light, I may try your idea. The one I notice is the 4200 - at least, the Olympics one I have.

[ventanakaz]

Those pieces were added to the inside, the lower quarter or so? Looks like they're skived somewhat thicker than the factory Heritage leather?

I also don't much like small bags that are very light, I may try your idea. The one I notice is the 4200 - at least, the Olympics one I have.

It will definitely work for the 4200, I have done this to some of my bags and it has worked for every bag except one, I cut a 4 inch round piece of leather, The leather thickness is 5 to 6 oz on average and I got a square piece of leather off ebay, Yes it is considerably thicker leather, The extra weight added to the bottom of the bags gave them that more solid feel with the extra mass and didn't slow the speed of the bags down.

[Pete]

What do you use to keep the leather in place? I would like to try this on a 4200