Century Torrent Freestanding Punching Bags - T1 or T2 Options | Black Free Standing Training Heavy Bag | Ideal for Martial Arts, Boxing, Kickboxing and Cardio Workouts | Designed for Men and Women

With all standing punching bags they are going to slide a bit. This one is better than others. The bag itself attaches to the stand via hook and loop straps. So you won't be constantly reattaching the bag. It says it weighs 250Lb when assembled. I got around 270 lbs of sand in it and topped it off with around 8 gallons of water. So it should be weighing in around 330lb. I have not managed to tip it over so far. The higher you hit it the more it jumps and is prone to sliding. Its not bad at all at that weight though. Between this and the Fight Camp bag you will be saving some decent cash. Being one of the best standing bags they price it accordingly. This thing should not cost north of $400 IMO. It does because its way better than almost every other standing bag. If you have the money I would def spring for this one. To fill it. Get the driest sand you can get 250-300LB. Get the largest red funnel from an auto parts store. Tape the funnel to the base. Find something to put the sand on while you fill slightly higher than the funnel taped to the base. Cut the end of the sand bag and allow it to slowly fill. If you pour it fast and it clogs you are adding alot of extra time unclogging. Once you have the sand in you can add water slowly to add extra weight as it fills area between the sand. The manufacture does not recommend this. For a standing bag I would def recommend this one. I've only had it a few weeks and so far it has held up with me doing about 5 workouts a week on it. I've kickboxed before and would say I hit it pretty heavy. I will update later if anything breaks or wears out.

This bag was in my Wish List for a long time — worth every penny! Decided to get the stability pad as well which really seems to keep the bag in place. Filled it with water instead of sand — heavy and stable.

This is my second Torrent purchase. I purchased the T1 a year ago, kept it in my third floor apartment and filled the base with sand. With nowhere to dump the sand and no lift equipment available, it was impossible to move with so I left it behind.... I've now purchased the T2 and will be filling the base with water this time around.. Overall this is great quality fitness equipment, however the base does move/slide around quite a bit. Century has created a solution for this in the form of a stabilizing platform for the low low price of $130+shipping. That's the part that is frustrating to me; that this "stabilizing" device is somehow an 'optional' add-on accessory when it could have just been built into the base of the bag to begin with. After paying top-dollar for the bag, you get to shell out another 130 for basic functionality.

Outstanding product. This bag is tall, durable, and up for anything you have to throw at it. It is heavy so make sure that you are prepared for that. I usually roll it to move it. My daughter kicks, punches, and sidekicks the bag without fail. A bit pricey but it not some cheap flimsy knock off. This is the real deal martial arts bag.

I will say that this bag is a lot sturdier and durable than some of the other century bags of a similar type. I do like how the loops at the bottom hold the bag onto it. If you hit it hard enough it'll fall over of course even with 250 lb of water in it or sand or whatever The nature of things being bottom heavy. But I like that it has enough surface to really get some work in.

It came in on Father’s Day and I’m 12 days in already down 10 pounds. Been using it 3 times a week while in a calorie deficit, no gym or anything. Just basic boxing/Muay Thai workouts, push-ups, sit-ups, mountain climbers, and jump rope. Literally. I think my cap was a little messed up because when I filled it with water it was leaking from the top, but I ended up switching to sand and it’s been solid since. Didn’t mind too much because swapping it with sand was the plan from the beginning. Overall, super satisfied. This bag hits. Definitely worth it. Stay dangerous Dads.

The bag itself is fine and very beautiful in person. No concerns there. I'm 6'4" and this was way too short even if I was 6'1". Buyer Beware: Returning this back is expensive because you have to pay for it. This Bag/Base is 25lbs and the cheapest return was $195.00. So visit a sporting good first and test it there. Century is located in OKC and will drive up there and return in person from TX.

Heavy duty! My daughter loves it!

Perfect! I filled up with sand and stays very stable.

So perfect, very sturdy, look nice. Perfect if you cannot hang a bag. It’s going to walk a bit on the floor when punched, but if you move around it, it shouldn’t be a problem. That bag is more for cardio not for 100% power punch or kick. I don’t know if it’s normal but mine is 68 5/8 inches tall and not 67. That is not a complaint at all. That bag is great.