Heavy Bag Stand | Multiple Options

Easy to put together for a 52-year-old “little bit handy” woman. It lives on my back porch, so I had to do the final assembly outside because I wouldn’t have been able to get it through my sliders. I bought it for my 15-year-old competitive boxing son who hits VERY hard. I put it on a four square mat with an 80 pound punching bag. It did move around a bit too much and would get dangerously close to my metal railings. I followed another reviewer suggestion in buying 60 pound cement bags to place on the base. I wrapped them in black plastic and the look doesn’t bother me, but I couldn’t afford to buy big weights to put on it. Cheap easy fix. Now it barley moves around a few inches, but we can move it back if needed. The bag has fallen twice during use because the very top screw starts to work itself loose with a lot of spinning. It’s used daily so this isn’t an issue for us. I will be tightening up the very top screw periodically. Very happy with my purchase and so is my son. In the photo it looks like the bag would hit my metal railing but with the 80 pound bag It’s just so heavy It really doesn’t move around too much, it’s never hit the railing. One reviewer showed the stand rocking when he kicked the bag, we do not kick our bag.

I bought one of these to hang my old 80 lb punching bag in the basement for my kids. They're always fighting and this gives them an outlet other than beating on eachother. The build is relatively sturdy and easy to put together. There was one bracket I had to squeeze with a wood clamp to get it together enough so that the bolt would make it through both sides but all things considered that was a pretty easy fix. I tossed some old weights on the three anchor points and it's sitting relatively still while in use.

This bag stand is exactly what we were looking for. I bought my 15 year old son a punching bag recently, but we couldn't hang it from our ceilings as there just wasn't room. I found this on Amazon. It was easy to put together (the two of us put it together in about 40 minutes). Note that you need a ratchet. It is a strong, solid piece-- I highly recommend.

You definitely get what you pay for. It’s very light, so you will need to put plates or some kind of weight down at the base. I have 200lbs in olympic plates holding it down, and still moves around a bit when hitting it. The alignment of pre drilled holes for the screws to run through is off. But I managed to jam it together. Assembly is very straightforward. Works for me tho.

Worked great for my son’s 40 lb bag. We didn’t need to weight down the front and it is very sturdy. Easy to put together! It is big and it does have a big footprint so make sure the area you choose to put it in can fit it comfortably with room around it. My son is very happy with this and has used it very consistently for the last couple of weeks with no issues!

This was a good purchase able to do pull ups in the house as well as dips there’s know argument

Very simple to put together. I’m pleased with how sturdy it is. You must use weights or sand bags. But that is expected. I am pleased with this purchase.

Very sturdy and made of solid metal so it’s not going anywhere. Perfect for holding your punching bag!

It’s great and sturdy and quite easy assemble.

Good quality - solid and easy to assemble.

Very sturdy and the weight pegs allow for better weight distribution

Great Stand. Assembling is quite complicated. Shakes a lot unless u put weights on it

Decent product could use a little thicker material for more weight i got 180lbs plus the 80lbs punching bag and it still moves around. Could use better quality welds to also missed a bolt hole wasn't fully punched through so had to hammer the bolt through.