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I am hitting and learning primarily from an 8x5 promex (love it). My large everlast keeps wacking me in the face when i try reverse punching on it...lol. So i think i am gonna add a 9x6 to my arsenal for learning purposes. I prefer one with a shorter loop...any suggestions? I was thinkin promex 9x6.
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Everlast seem to have the shortest loops!! but the fighting sports 6x9 is a quality bag!! great vids by the way outstanding for 7 weeks and on a U-bolt too!!
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Title 9x6 and Fighting Sports 9x6 are both good bags. I haven't used a Promex so I can't vouch for it, but it sounds like you are happy with the brand...Comment
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Variety is the spice of life. I like to be well experienced on a range of bags, which is one of the reasons I have so many. Never know when you will be at someone's house, hitting something out of your comfort zone. Don't want to look like a noobOriginally posted by jumpcannon View Post
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Sorry Tim, but you've reached a skill level that will make it very difficult to look like a "noob". Once you can hit it with control you have to really try hard to make it look like you can't hit it. You have the skill and experience to adapt to any set up now within a few punches.Originally posted by Tim View PostVariety is the spice of life. I like to be well experienced on a range of bags, which is one of the reasons I have so many. Never know when you will be at someone's house, hitting something out of your comfort zone. Don't want to look like a noob
For me the biggest adaption on a new set up is the swivel action. A U-Bolt/speed swivel will give me more problems than any bag, but I normally adapt to it after a few combinations. I just know I'm punching on thin ice when I use one.Speed Bag
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