Pardon my ignorance.. Is this meant to be attached to the bottom rope of a double end bag? I want to get a double end bag but I cant drill the floor
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Good question, this product is intended for "heavy bags", but I would say it would be just as useful for the use of a double end bag. Just keep in mind the diameter of this anchor, it might be a little big, and might get in the way for feet placement for a double end bag. That said, the product would work just fine for the use you want. Thanks for asking.
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Yes, it is. But don't expect it to be as secure as a floor attachment. You'll need to fill it with sand and keep it on a short leash. I use a towing chain rather than rope.
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There is a nylon webbing loop at the bottom center of the heavy bag. You use the bungee cord hook that comes with the Anchor Bag to clip it to that. There is no need to drill into the floor.
385441
No, this is basically just a weight that keeps a heavy bag from swinging around after you punch it.
385442
Yeah, there is a bungee cord thing that you attached to the bag. It doesnt completely stop the bag from swinging, but it does help.
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I am new at this too, so don´t worry...Its perfect for that, I bought the ¨Everlast Double End Striking Bag¨ and its perfect for avoiding drilling the floor, i filled it with water and works great, you can also try sand. Hope the information helps, enjoy and stay active!
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Yes it is meant to be attached to the bottom of the rope bad. No drilling at all. This actually comes with a hook for the bottom of the bag. Any other questions feel free to ask. This is a great product and very durable .
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Yes, it is meant to be attached to the bottom rope of the double end bag or even a heavy bag if you fill it up with sand instead of water. This product is perfect for people who can't or don't want to drill a hole for an anchor.
385446
Yes it is. It comes with a bungee cord to attach to the bottom of a double end bag, though its a bit long so you might need to purchase a separate cord.
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Yeah the curved end would probably get in the way. They sell another rack that mounts to the frame and would probably be better and doesn't have the curve on the end. Don't get the one that's especially made for the click in bag.
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So I have a 100lb bag and it does hang from the ceiling. To counter from the house shaking and weakening the frame structure of the ceiling, I have secured two 16 foot or so 2X4's perpendicular to the house's 2X4's to strengthen the ceiling and then I have a short one between two studs that the bag hanger secures to with bolts. This reduces shaking. I use the anchor to keep the bag still while working out. I guess you could use a bag stand and also use the anchor and not have to do any carpenter work. Especially if you are going to use a 50 or 70 lb bag, the stand and anchor would probably work well. I hope this helps. So I have a 100lb bag and it does hang from the ceiling. To counter from the house shaking and weakening the frame structure of the ceiling, I have secured two 16 foot or so 2X4's perpendicular to the house's 2X4's to strengthen the ceiling and then I have a short one between two studs that the bag hanger secures to with bolts. This reduces shaking. I use the anchor to keep the bag still while working out. I guess you could use a bag stand and also use the anchor and not have to do any carpenter work. Especially if you are going to use a 50 or 70 lb bag, the stand and anchor would probably... » Read More So I have a 100lb bag and it does hang from the ceiling. To counter from the house shaking and weakening the frame structure of the ceiling, I have secured two 16 foot or so 2X4's perpendicular to the house's 2X4's to strengthen the ceiling and then I have a short one between two studs that the bag hanger secures to with bolts. This reduces shaking. I use the anchor to keep the bag still while working out. I guess you could use a bag stand and also use the anchor and not have to do any carpenter work. Especially if you are going to use a 50 or 70 lb bag, the stand and anchor would probably work well. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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A nylon flat rope loop/or nylon strap has to be sewn on bottom of the bag using an industrial sewing machine. A local gym trainer may be able to assist you. Hope this helps, and good luck!
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There is a video on the Lopro site that shows options for attaching the bag. I recommend you watch it. You'll get a good sense of the size of the bag and options for attaching it.
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It's designed to be fitted underneath another piece of equipment (bench, squat stand, etc.). I use my lat machine to anchor mine to the floor. If you use something like that, it's very easy.
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I think u must not want to drill holes ...so if i'm thinking what u mean I woulde use a good two sided tape...bet it would work for what u want...Joe
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I just drill out the holes in the bottom where it appears a leg should be and bolted it down that way. This may not be right, but it worked.
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Sorry, there's a couple of conflicting answers here, how much gap is there between the bottom and the ground? I want to find a way to secure it to the ground so it doesn't walk off like my last one. I was thinking of getting one of those cork screw things they use for dog chain and attaching it with a chain. Not 100% foolproof but hopefully enough of a deterrent. Just need to know if there's enough room under this to do that.
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I wouldn't know ... My bag came without any of the hardware. I contacted the seller who assured me it would be remedied, however after the initial email there was no follow up. I have since returned the bag for a full refund and will NOT be ordering another.
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There are 2 straps that run around the sides and across the bottom that should work for that. I looked at trying it but haven't yet so don't know for sure.
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nope. works great. just don't over load the bag to the point that it's not flexible when getting it to fit under the bar.
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It does not attach to a drill. Most floor drains won't have over a 45% elbow which the cobra can handle.
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if you're talking about the clamp that secures the bottom of the bag, then 'no' it doesn't. the upper connector is obviously built into the bag itself but nothing is included to secure the bottom.
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No, the replacement bag for the system fits the width and has no end... You keep cutting the edge as it is full and tying the end to make a new bottom for the bag.
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I will agree with the answer by Gorgo. The assembly needs to be fully extended to mount the bags to the frame. I actually looked at mine and tried to open it less than full, as you would like to do. But there's really no way to do what you want to do without significant modification such as drilling, cutting, etc.
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I have a 100 pound punching bag in a single hook. Its not the hook you should be worried about, but the screw expansion shield and the screw. Go to a hardware store and look for this: http://www.ucanfast.com/products/details.php?category=Mechanical+Anchors&c=6&subcategory=Medium+Duty+Anchors&sc=180&productid=98 Tell him to give you a good expansion shield, a good screw to fit in and a good driller tip. (Remember to have the hook with you in order to see if the screw fits)