TITLE Boxing Infused Foam Double End Bags

Hits good,feels good,has held up great,I usually mess bladder bags up pretty quick,maybe a little slower than a blades bag but the durability is the real deal

I've practiced with Title inner bladder balls for decades. I was concerned the softness of this bag wouldn't be good enough. I was completely wrong! I use multiple bungies on bottom to keep it super tight and responsive. The bag stretches out, so it's not round anymore, but it doesn't matter. Both types have their benefits, I suppose, but I'll never go back.

Works fantastic. No issues. Would definitely repurchase and recommend to others.

It just didnt work for me. It is quality material, but just wasn't springy enough for me, just didn't react like air filled bags.

I had just received and opened the package. Upon trying to stretch the bunjy cable out it broke very easily without much tension at all. I can’t speak on the ball but it seems to be of high quality although I haven’t used it as yet to confirm. I think it’s important people know the bunjy cables might be compromised/defective.

I wasn't looking for a precision timing bag and I wanted to avoid the hassles of an inflatable bladder. One important (to me) caveat: The heavy rubber bungies that come with the bag weren't useable, at least not by themselves, in my situation. They have very little flexibility and might be appropriate if the aggregate height of bungies and bag almost exactly match your installation location. Their tensile strength seems pretty high, so I have the impression that if you attempt to stretch them too far it might result in the nylon connectors to the bag tearing loose.But bungie cords are inexpensive and plentiful, and I had extras lying around. As I said, I wasn't concerned about speed-bag like rebound precision. I wanted something more for general crosstraining to combine striking and cardio. Also, I have a small home gym where a permanent installation for a double-end striking bag wasn't in the cards. The gym includes a full-size lifting cage, and what I chose to do was use large S hooks to attach the top to the cage's crossbar, and the bottom to a dumbbell. Easy and quick to set-up and takedown; takes only seconds.After a little experimentation with which bungie cords I wanted to use, I ended up with two versions: one a little tighter for a snappier, quicker rebound, and one a bit looser for a bigger rebound arc that would require more body movement while training. Been using the setup 3 to 4 times per week for several months and I have no complaints. The bag is comfortable to strike; is always consistent based on the bungie setup; is hassle-free regarding inflation pressure; and I can vary its rebound responsiveness (and height, when I want to) easily by switching out bungie cords.