Everlast Blue USA Bag
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Welcome to the Forum NewB. I use that bag and I think it's decent for the price. Its great for newbies as it will help with strength and endurance. If your seams are protruding too much, you can just shave them down a bit. They will mess with the rebounding, until your bag breaks in some.The Speed Ball should be in every hall
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Hello and welcome. As a newbie myself, I am probably get that one myself since I have heard some good things about it. It certainly will make it easier getting started
You want to make sure your board is big enough. I think the bag is 10-11 inches long and if you add a couple for the swivel, it will come to the edge or just past.
As far as "shaving" the seams, I would avoid that for a a couple of reasons, not the least of which is the structural integrity of the bag!
I think the prevailing wisdom is to just work the bag and the seams will flatten out with use. Just get some wraps or bag gloves/mitts (both options are cheap) until it settles in.
More knowledgeable people will add their wisdom, but that is my $.02
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Originally posted by spdyTommyT View PostWelcome to the Forum NewB. I use that bag and I think it's decent for the price. Its great for newbies as it will help with strength and endurance. If your seams are protruding too much, you can just shave them down a bit. They will mess with the rebounding, until your bag breaks in some.
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Originally posted by newbagger View PostThanks for the input. I just put up the Everlast Elite in my garage. It's 24" in diameter, so I think I'll be OK. If the bag is 11", the belly (point of contact) would probably be at about 9". Does that sound right? Thanks again.
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