Ringside Free-Standing Punching Bag product image
Ringside Free-Standing Punching Bag product image

Ringside Free-Standing Punching Bag

About This Item

SPECS:

  • 15” x 56” striking surface

    • TECHNOLOGY:

  • Made for solid, aerobic workout
  • Free-standing design allows for exercise any time
  • Shock-absorbing foam encased in durable vinyl shell
  • Added base pad for protection when kicking
  • Plastic base tank can be filled with up to 140 lbs. of water
    • Brand : Ringside
    • Country of Origin : Imported
    • Style : FHB3
    • DSG Pro Tips
    • Web ID: 21RNGUFRSTNDNGPNCFSB
    • SKU: 22273996
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