can it hold a 100lbs bag?and will it stay in one area if start hitting the bag
1379455
I think it can handle 100 lbs. i added 25 lb weights to each post to keep it from moving when i hit it.
1379456
Yes, it will hold a 100lb bag. I have had a 100lb bag on mine since I got it.If you are a heavy hitter it won't stay in one place without weights on the pegs. I have 50lbs on each of the pegs and it stays in place pretty well.
1379457
Yes, it will hold a 100lb bag. I have had a 100lb bag on mine since I got it. If you are a heavy hitter it won't stay in one place without weights on the pegs. I have 50lbs on each of the pegs and it stays in place pretty well.
1480347
No. But still will work since the bag will lift off the ground no matter your height.
557957
it would be tight, but if you put only one in the bottom diagonally it would work, as the bag is a liitle flexible
982290
Yes. I am VERY rough on my bag and it keeps going. I have had a problem with the telescoping handle but no problems with the wheels. I bounce the bag over curbs, grates in the sidewalk, and just about anything imaginable. Keeps going without any issues.
2124308
I know it holds a 50 lb. suitcase with no problem. I believe it can easily hold a 70 lb. bag. It is very sturdy.
1470034
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)
1201044
Yes this bag does swing around alot. I own a 100 pound bag that I use for strength training. The 40 pound I just added a couple of months ago and I love the fact that it moves around alot. It's better for cardio and endurance and allows you to incorporate different combos and fast pace descions simulating a real fight
1492428
The rack with weight if contents in the bag would likely shift to the left or right instead of remaining center as mounted regardless how hard you tighten the clamping piece on the seatpost. I can live with it and center the rack after a bumpy ride.
2078174
depends on the bag you buy. I bought 100 lb bag, but it comes in other weights.
1189337
It will hold if the weight center is projecting inside of the tripod area, however sand bags should be used to stabilize.
1998065
it probably will, but it's hard to make this feel solid... you kind of have to use included straps to attach. If you put some heavy stuff in the bag, it's likely to wobble.
2096846
I guess it depends on how well u have it bolted onto the studs. I've hung on it before placing the bag and I weighed close to 190 lbs. to do pull-ups to test the sturdiness. I now have a 150-lb. bag on it, which holds it without a problem. I think that as long as u install it properly on studs, it can easily hold 200+ lbs. and much more.
26624
I put it under the seat so my legs don't hit it. I have the large and it's fairly narrow, but has plenty of room. Some bags secure tighter, but I think this one is secure enough. It doesn't move around.
403174
Yes it will hold it but be careful not to pack too much on it. It is not very sturdy and some customer reviews complained about cracks and chips after opening.
1591476
Yes. The bags are designed to hold up to certain weight. The size of what you put in them doesn't matter.
811179
We put our two littles, 8lbs & 15lbs in our carrier, but that is no where near your 100lbs! It is quite sturdy. I just couldn't tell you if it would hold up with 100lbs! Sorry...
572401
I'm confident this bag can hold anything, depending on its size. If you have many large/bulky items I don't think this would be a good fit. It's a smaller bag and sometimes the straps loosen with heavier loads.