I was just going to say that exact same thing, I’ve used several different brands of free standing bags and always need a funnel.

It's the Entertainment aspect of my channel

Screws size please​@@MicBot

It's a great bag overall. If the hole was a little bigger it would of been nice. But I agree a funnel and slow pour would of worked as well. I didn't have a funnel at the time I made this video.

Was watching the struggle entertaining though?

Hi Mike, thank you for watching and leaving a comment! On top of replying to every comment and giving advice I do like to include everything in my videos. I try to keep it as raw and unscripted as possible. Everyone else does things by the book, but I like to do things my way. It provides a different perspective for everyone on KZfaq to watch. As for the bag, I leave mine about 6 ft away from any wall or object. That is mainly to give myself room to move around the bag. I think you can probably get away with four feet if you are working with a tight space.

It really depends on your height. But I can safely say that you would probably hit the shocks. I also don't recommend this bag for kicking, unless you are just doing very very light kicks. I haven't used the bag since I made this review. Mainly because one punch sends the bag flying even with all the sand in it

@@MicBot Thank you

Hello thanks for watching! You will need 60kg of sand. At least that's what mine took. As for moving, if you are on hard wood or ceramic then you can slide it slowly. Just watch for the suction cups catching. You will also need to be careful not to break the bag off its bracket. Hope this helps.

@@MicBot If I move it I intend to disassemble the bag and then move the base, if its too heavy to move, do you think it’s straight forward to remove the sand? thanks again for the reply

@@stingerfist Removing the sand will not be easy unless you have a tool to assist you. If you disassemble it then it will be much easier to use. When I had to move it more then a foot, I used a dolly which made it much easier.

Yes but not very easily.

Not easily and I wouldn't recommend it. I tried moving it alone and bent the springs.

Hello, I haven't used it as much as i'de like but so far its holding up well. It's definitely good bang for your buck in my opinion.

@@MicBot Thank you. I also have laminate floors, do you think the suctions will work well on them?

@@TrplTSoul laminate might work better then hardwood. Even after filling mine with water the suctions don't hold well after a few good hits.

I used 3 bags of play sand. Definitely better than water.

@@MicBot I have two 50 pound bags, how's that work?

@@222047 I used 3 20kg bags from home Depot. 2 isn't enough to fill it.

@@MicBot good gracious. Alrighty then, I think that's what, around 200 lbs?

@@222047 132lbs or so. I also added water to moisten the sand afterwards to add extra weight.

Trust me, if I had one I would of used it.

It should, but it won't be stable.

😂

@@MicBot hm?

@@Kelvin_Clain long story short I was caught in the moment while filming and wanted to keep the camera going. Hence why I didn't stop to look for a funnel. The punching bag is filled with sand now and even with sand it's still to light to withstand any punch or at least mine. It's not just dead weight and used by my kids.

@@MicBot hmm yeah, but strike your opponent, using metaphor of bag - no push him by fist this bag initially was developed by military engineers and was meant to train soldiers in hand to hand combat

That's out of my control.

If there was something I didn't want in my videos I would edit it out. I leave certain things in my videos for entertainment purposes.

Cool. Thanks for watching!