If you fill this with Sand, how likely will it tip over?
1746935
I'm not a marshal arts or a boxer but i can say that if fill with sand,it's almost impossible for it to tip, hope this will help you,Benny
1746936
I have 100 lbs of sand in mine. I personally can't punch or kick it over but someone bigger or stronger could very well take it over. We use one filled with water where I take Krav Maga and one of the girls can turn it over.
1746937
Depending on the strngth of the person, it does seem to tip pretty easily.......
1746938
I have water in mine, and a good, solid wind up, full force punch (I'm male 5'8, 185 pounds) will rock it back and forth almost on it's end but not tip over - I would recommend sand - again, depending on size and strength regardless of what you put in it, it will rock back and forth. Hope this helps..:-)
124677
well its pretty sturdy, you have to really hit it hard to knock it over, but I don't think it comes with a tip-over feature, I just turned it on and laid it on the floor and it stayed on ...so I don't think so.
1631297
We love it. We use it to hole our iPad and have absolutely no problems with it tipping over. I suppose if you hit it with a baseball bat it might tip over!!
999857
It is surprisingly sturdy and balanced, if it is an ink jet it might wobble when it is printing. It wouldn't fall over. I have a 3 year old visitor that uses it as a personal table and she hasn't had any issues with tipping. the base is really solid. I put a round placemat on it and if you put a printer on it, you might want to put one on it too.
2157601
Without being screwed in? Not very well. The base is very light so the weight isn't distributed evenly, that being said it needs to be screwed in or it would be prone to tipping over quite easily.
437548
It is really heavy so as long as it is placed on a stable hard surface it should be quite stable. I am really pleased with it and ours does not seem tippy at all.
71992
Depending if you tie it down at the base to a stable structure like a post, so it doesn't tip over. But have not actually measured max height yet.
325268
no it will tip over, it screws into the base w a cheap plastic attachment. . I had a metal stand made at a local metal/welding shop and bolted it to concrete. That works great.
2111164
I would think that it may tip over if put in vertically. It could hold it horizontally but the ends would hang over either side.
1717344
I've not had any problem with it tipping. It's working better than I expected it to.
1428031
Very sturdy. May tip over easily tho. Would be easy to add a nice base to it.
2131119
It needs to be staked down as otherwise it can tip over. You could probably secure to fence some way
2128245
I don't think it would tip over (my 1 1/2 and 3 1/2 year olds have played in there rough with no tipping), but they will definitely pull the velcro sheet up off. the other thing I would worry about is that it has tent-like poles which serve as the frame. Mine come apart occasionally and i have to work thru the fabric to try to fit them back together.
1968454
No it won't tip over. The disc weighs approx. 1 kg and is designed not to tip over with nothing resting on top.
1977170
We have ours outside on the patio and, after we arranged the legs so that they worked with our legs, it has been no problem at all. After my cousin saw mine she purchased one for her classroom and the kids haven't had any troubles with it tipping over.
1405863
I have it on a carpeted floor in a corner. It is not top heavy. No problems with it wanting to tip over.
2229542
We are quite elderly, but we have used this item now for a couple of months and have not had a tip over problem. However, it is not anchored to the floor, so I suppose one might be able to tip it under unusual circumstances, such as falling and grasping a handle for a sidewise support. We also added a seat riser to the commode, which helps us rise to a standing position easily. Hope this helps.