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The Aqua Bruiser Bag allows you to perform both head and body strikes with more realistic combo training and movement. Look forward to more surface space and angles to upgrade your boxing, fitness training and self-defense training. The Aqua Bruiser Bag is a body opponent bag that closely resembles the feel of a human punching bag when striking it.

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Elevate your workout with the Meister Heavy Bag Hanger Strap Mount. This heavy-duty mounting system allows you to hang your bag from nearly any elevated structure that can support it. It is easy to install and adjust yet has the strength to support even the heaviest bags on the market. The D-ring and oval screw lock system make it simple to attach and remove the bag without removing the strap.

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Unlock the full potential of your heavy bag training with the Meister Heavy Bag Swivel Swing Mount. Traditional static mounts hold your bag in place, relying on the hang straps or chains of your bag to allow a small amount of movement. The result is erratic and jerky bag swing that makes it difficult to complete multi-strike combos and footwork drills. Athletes with generic mounts often spend more time resetting the bag or waiting for it to settle than actually practicing their technique.