Tips best speedbag

[Sal76]

Hello guys, I wanted to ask if any of you have tried these speedbag: What size are they?
In Italy are both on ebay that amazon everywhere.

[45LongColt]

Guess I'll add my 2 cents worth. Have only been speed bagging for about 4 months but have 6 bags now.

I like the Title XS Yellow, 6x9 Red and 7x10 Black (SB 5-7) No complaints on any of them.

I have a Reyes 6x9 red that I like the material, but bladder leaks and leather loop is too thick (about twice that of Title) and catches on the hook occasionally.

I have the Ringside small (red, white and black) 6x9 that I like the leather and craftsmanship but the bag is heavy and slower then any of my other bags of similar size. Also returned it twice. first time the air inlet was glued shut and I bent the needle trying to insert it into the bag, second one had huge leak, deflated within 4 days. So far the third one has no issues, but quality control on them... stinks.

Colt

[Dutchman]

Do you know if it was a latex rubber bladder, or a vulcanized rubber one? It's not unusual for a latex bladder to go soft within a week. Latex is naturally porous and they have to be routinely re inflated. Other wise it could have been a pin hole, or a bad valve either one not unheard of.

[Sal76]

Guess I'll add my 2 cents worth. Have only been speed bagging for about 4 months but have 6 bags now.

I like the Title XS Yellow, 6x9 Red and 7x10 Black (SB 5-7) No complaints on any of them.

I have a Reyes 6x9 red that I like the material, but bladder leaks and leather loop is too thick (about twice that of Title) and catches on the hook occasionally.

I have the Ringside small (red, white and black) 6x9 that I like the leather and craftsmanship but the bag is heavy and slower then any of my other bags of similar size. Also returned it twice. first time the air inlet was glued shut and I bent the needle trying to insert it into the bag, second one had huge leak, deflated within 4 days. So far the third one has no issues, but quality control on them... stinks.

Colt

Hello 45LongColt, try these bladder:

http://store.titleboxing.com/repspeedbagb.html

http://store.titleboxing.com/fighting-sports-butyl-rubber-bladders.html

They are very light and fast.
I changed into my bag yellow 8x5 and was amazed by the speed and bounce
Thanks for your preferences
hello from Sal

[45LongColt]

It came with a replacement bladder, cant tell by looking at it which kind, but the replacement bag hasn't deflated yet and have had it for a month now, so I'm sure it had a hole in it.

Sal, are you saying the Title bags do not come with the same bladders as the Title Replacement Bladders?

Colt

[Sal76]

It came with a replacement bladder, cant tell by looking at it which kind, but the replacement bag hasn't deflated yet and have had it for a month now, so I'm sure it had a hole in it.

Sal, are you saying the Title bags do not come with the same bladders as the Title Replacement Bladders?

Colt

Personally I find the black ones heavier than the orange ones.
In fact, I quickly changed and I found difference about 20% faster

[Dutchman]

From what we have ascertained, Title bags come with a vulcanized rubber bladder. Real heavy duty stuff, but no where near as responsive as the latex rubber replacement bladders that they sell.

[paranday]

From what we have ascertained, Title bags come with a vulcanized rubber bladder. Real heavy duty stuff, but no where near as responsive as the latex rubber replacement bladders that they sell.

I wish they would change this situation, just sell bags with responsive bladders. Or offer them as an option on all their bags at least.

[Sal76]

From what we have ascertained, Title bags come with a vulcanized rubber bladder. Real heavy duty stuff, but no where near as responsive as the latex rubber replacement bladders that they sell.

That'S Right !!! I agree with you

I wish they would change this situation, just sell bags with responsive bladders. Or offer them as an option on all their bags at least.

It would be great and a good quality business to sell bags

[Dutchman]

I"ll hazard a guess why they use the vulcanized rubber bladders when the bags are made. They will take a fair amount of abuse in the final assembly process with out having to worry about creating pinholes in the bladder. We all know that it's a real letdown when you get a new bag and it won't hold air. I've seen some video of footballs and NBA quality basketballs being made, and I can see that it would be real easy to mess up the bladder in the final stages of assembly

[Del-Striking]

Here's a little test on the responsiveness of a bag/bladder. Strike the bag with a medium force hit about the same force as if your training and count the rebounds it makes on the drum. My fighting sports 5x8 with its original bladder made 5 rebounds after changing bladders to a title orange it now makes 8 rebounds. Quite an improvement.