150 cm / EMPTY - Boxing Bag 150 BUSHIDO EMPTY

DBX BUSHIDO Training Punching Bag 150x40 cm – empty, for self-filling

The DBX BUSHIDO W150x40 training bag is a large and durable technical bag, designed for martial arts clubs and demanding home users. Its dimensions have been selected for effective training of hand and leg techniques and punching power.

The bag is delivered empty, allowing for self-filling and adjustment of weight to individual training needs.

The size of the bag is shown in the photo below (the athlete's height is 180 cm)

Key features of the DBX BUSHIDO 150x40 training bag:

✅ Height 150 cm – allows for boxing and kicking training. Total height with chains is approx. 190 cm.

✅ Diameter 40 cm – provides a large training surface.

✅ Multi-layer material – made of plawil with very high resistance to abrasion, tearing and weather conditions.

✅ Durable chains and swivel – four chains with a total load capacity of 500 kg and a swivel to prevent twisting.

✅ Bottom mounting – allows for additional stabilization of the bag.

✅ Polish production – the bag is produced in Poland from health-safe materials.

How to fill a purchased punching bag?

The best way to fill a punching bag is with fabric scraps (e.g., cut clothes), which you can get for free at most tailor shops. Alternatively, you can use sawdust (make sure it does not contain sharp pieces of wood).

Note: If using sand, its proportion in the filling should not exceed 20%, and in the case of rubber granules, not more than 50%, as the capacity of this model is too large for this type of filling, and the bag may become too heavy and too hard. The weight of the bag after filling should not exceed 60 kg.

Who is this model for?

This bag is intended for demanding home users and martial arts clubs who need durable equipment for effective training of hand and leg techniques.

Invest in safety and satisfaction

By choosing the DBX BUSHIDO training bag, you are investing in equipment whose quality has been verified by hundreds of professional clubs and thousands of athletes across Europe.