Muay Thai bag 120 cm

PU leather Regular training The essentials: Muay Thai bag 120 cm / 47 in, 35 cm / 14 in across, in first-quality PU leather. 4 colours: black, blue, yellow and red. Steel chains, swivel and carabiner included. Muay Thai, kickboxing and MMA. €199. Free shipping. 120 cm and 35 cm across: the compact Thai format, narrow enough to clinch and short enough for a room where a banana bag will not fit. Four colours Black, blue, yellow and red, chosen in the selector above. Same shell and same build on all four. Filling for Muay Thai Pack the body firmly and go denser towards the bottom, where the kicks land. A bag packed too loosely folds around the shin instead of resisting it — and a bag packed rock-hard is unforgiving on shins that have not been conditioned. Technical specifications SpecificationDetail Height120 cm / 47 in Diameter35 cm / 14 in FormatMuay Thai — hands and legs ShellFirst-quality PU leather ColoursBlack, blue, yellow, red Filling openingZip at the top FillingEmpty (filling available on request) StitchingReinforced HangingSteel chains included SwivelIncluded CarabinerIncluded DisciplinesMuay Thai, kickboxing, MMA Price€199 — free shipping Also at Esprit Boxe The long kickboxing format: Kickboxing heavy bag. The Twins Special banana bag: Twins Special banana bag. Before ordering: how to hang a punching bag. The full punching bags collection. Frequently asked questions Are the 4 Muay Thai bag colours identical in quality? Yes — same shell, same stitching, same hanging, same price. Only the colour changes. Is a 120 cm punching bag enough for serious Muay Thai? For hands, knees and mid kicks, yes. Low kicks to the shin call for a 150 cm or a banana bag. Do you need a rotating swivel for a punching bag? Yes, and it is included. Without one the bag winds up on its chains instead of turning. What glove size for this bag? 14 to 16 oz with wraps, which suits long rounds and clinch work. How should a Muay Thai beginner fill a punching bag? Textile packed moderately, denser at the bottom. Firm enough to resist, forgiving enough for shins that are still adapting.