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boxing bag

loismustdie · 2007-06-15 07:11:34

can anyone advise me what to look for when buying this present? he's fairly into the sport and i don't know what to look for and presume im in the right neck mof the woods for help. don't know what constitutes a good or bad boxing bag. also any ideas where to find a good one and an idea of the priced would be apreciated.…

15-06-2007 7:11am

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can anyone advise me what to look for when buying this present? he's fairly into the sport and i don't know what to look for and presume im in the right neck mof the woods for help. don't know what constitutes a good or bad boxing bag. also any ideas where to find a good one and an idea of the priced would be apreciated. thankx in advance

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#2 15-06-2007 7:32am

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Mullans sports in Mary Street Dublin do a good range of Hayashi and fite right bags, ideal for the beginner. They come in different heights and sizes so make sure it suits his ability and suits the wall it will be hanging off

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