Everlast bag stand for 2 stations

Product Information

This fairly new offering from Gyronetics is a fantastic all-in-one solution if you don’t already own a heavy bag or speed ball as the E-Series Box Station can accommodate and comes with both supplied as standard. This makes this an extremely affordable option when you consider the individual costs of all of those elements – and the quality of each bag is excellent too. Punching bags do not usually take up a huge amount of space but having a fixed bag that is attached to the ceiling or wall is either unsightly or not practical for home use in many cases. Free standing punching bags do have their place but for anyone who wants a true heavy bag and/or speed bag experience then some sort of hanging bag is usually a better option. Punching bag stands offer the best of both worlds as you can use one or more bags that are designed to be hung and you can put them away or move them in to a more convenient location after your workout. Choosing The Best Punching Bag Stand For You Choosing a boxing bag stand does require a bit of forethought. You will need to consider the type of punch bag you wish to hang. Are you looking for a heavy bag to develop strength and movement or are you looking for a speed bag to develop hand eye co-ordination, speed and have a more intense cardio experience? If it is both, then you will need to consider a stand that is suitable for both.

It is a little shorter than the Everlast and the Gyronetics Box Station with the Max Strength standing at just under 200cm in height – this might mean that anyone 6’3″ and taller might struggle to use this bag comfortably but our 6’1″ tester found this stand to be just fine. Not recommended for outside use. Heavy duty powder-coated steel tubing combined with 3 weight plate pegs allows for maximum strength and durability. Regardless of whether you already own a bag, the HOMCOM stand is actually one of the most sturdy of those that we tested and you can of course still attach your own bags and ball if you wish. There are no less than 5 adjustable heights for the speed ball to hang from with a range from 167cm to 187cm above floor level being optimal for all but the shortest of users. One aspect of the BBE stand that we love is the adjustable height. It has a maximum height of 218.5cm which is great and this can be reduced if needed. It requires a floor space of 136cm by 101cm and gives a good amount of space for footwork around the bag.If you are planning on hanging your own heavy bag there is a maximum weight capacity of 100kg but that should be plenty for most bags. If you are a really powerful hitter then you can add weight plates in 4 locations around the base and this makes it even more solid.

Thankfully, though, free-standing punching bags can provide all the benefits of a heavy bag in a less demanding footprint. These bags differ from their heavy counterparts because their structure is self-supporting. Rather than suspending the bag from a rafter or joist (and compromising the stability of your ceiling) these fitness essentials stand on their own and can be moved with ease to suit the aesthetic of any training room. Consider how much movement you plan on using in your workouts. If you need a lot of space to move around the bag then choosing a boxing stand with a wider base is going to be more beneficial than one that has less room for manoeuvres. Express Delivery is 1 to 3 working days (Monday to Friday 08:00-17:00, excl. Public Holidays) and is subject to:

Overall, the Everlast is well made, very sturdy (especially when you add your weight plates to the pegs) and looks great with a decent bag attached. It’s a shame it doesn’t have a speed bag attachment but as a pure heavy bag stand it does the job perfectly and won’t break the bank. When you think of punching bags, you probably conjure up images of long, padded tubes that hang from the ceiling and occasionally get demolished by an angsty Steve Rogers. These chain-strung heavy bags can be excellent training options, but for many novice fighters — or those simply building out their home gym— the structural integrity of most households is just not capable of holding these training behemoths.