Pure Boxing 56-Inch Tough Guy Inflatable Punching Bag for Kids, Ages 4 to 10

Im in los angeles, ca. Got this as a Christmas gift in 2020 for my 8 yr old son . Was hesitant because of the reviews. But its February 9,2021 and its still standing. My 8 year old Son beats this thing up so bad. He even lays on it beating it up, hops on it, kicks it, and its still standing. Not deflated. We beat it up together and I hit it very hard like a punching bag non stop for 5 min straight at times. Its a stress reliever for adults. Its not cheaply made at all.. and im very picky. I have water in the base. . Only downside is it takes forever to blow up. U need and electric blower. Takes about 1 hour to blow up.. at first I thought it was a fluke but no, it just take forever because its huge. Also, someone posted a video of a kid hitting it outside. That was the perfect video.. my kid does the same thing...

I bought this product for my 2 daughters, 6 & 9 yrs old.I chose this punching bag because it helps to imagine fighting a real person... and not just a bag. I just received it the other day & set it up... material & sturdiness seems to be of good quality (as long as you use it appropriately). My only gripe is that the product states it's 56 inches tall (which would've been perfect for my growing daughters, 48 & 54 inches tall respectively). After setup... the product measures at 65 inches tall (5 feet 5 inches), which is more of an adult height. My daughters are unable to punch/kick the punching bag's face because it is too high for them. Other than that, it appears the product will last for awhile & they'll still get good use out of it.

I got this for a child taking Karate (Kempo) classes so they would practice at home.Delivery: Arrived quickly and came with everything advertised. Packaging was fine.Assembly: I already had a foot-powered pump for a Bossu (yoga) ball - it was needed. The main body needs to be inflated with air; the black ring they suggest should be filled with water or sand for stability. Even with the pump, it took a while to get it inflated. Using your lungs is not recommended.The black ring - if fully filled with water - will be very heavy. My method for filling was to place the item in the tub and run the water over the valve; I'd recommend filling it in no more than 1/2 with water. After doing so I brought the inflatable to the area it would be used then used the air pump to fill the ring the rest of the way. It's stable, fully inflated and can still be moved easily by either parent while not moving when the child practices kicks.The description stated it was over 4 feet tall and that's accurate. However the one I received stands about six feet tall. Not a problem, just an observation.It's great for practice; I've even used it myself (1st Dan - TKD) and it's very solid.Value: Wonderful. I'd get another of these in a heartbeat.Small addendum; it also worked as a birthday prop. I put a full sized (XL) hockey jersey and balanced a matching hat on top to wish someone a happy birthday. It's basically adult size.

5' tall...have it where you certain you are leaving it BEFORE you fill the bottom with water. We were worried about it somehow getting popped, so we partially filled the base with sand. Either way...its super heavy and you could rip the base off the top part by trying to move it. My grandson loves beating it daily...I have almost died a couple of times thinking it was a home invader standing there. No joke. I'm finally used to him but I'm certain I've lost at least 5 yrs off my life. Seems to be thick enough to withstand a good run of pummeling. Happy with purchase.

Lasted only about a month but to be honest my son is only 4. I have purchased others none really last long for kids so don’t have high expectations unless you by a professional one

This thing is a lot bigger than expected most blow up punching bags are kinda small but this thing is like the height of an adult. So it seems more realistic when your punching it. I got this for my son (9yrs old) and he loves it! It's pretty sturdy hard to knock over unless you tackle him which is what my son likes to do but if your just punching him it'd be hard to knock him out to the ground bc the base is good size so it holds lots of water which weights it down good, which is what we needed since our little one is getting older. The other kids punching bags were just to flimsy or would get a hole in it quick but this guy is pretty solid.

I bought this inflatable bag for my 3 year old son. He loves it, and I enjoy attacking it as well. We never use anything sharp against it, for obvious reasons, but we hit it regularly with fists, feet, plastic swords, and foam noodles.It's funny, his neck and head make him look a little E.T.-ish on top, but if anything it's more endearing. Also, it means there is a neck and throat against which to target your attacks.I filled the base with water, and it does a great bob and weave recovery after bopping it. No air or water leaks so far. I used a portable air compressor to fill carefully fill it. I would recommend inflating it carefully and fully to prevent damage to it. The plastic seems sturdy enough. I'll update this review if it ever leaks. So far, so good!

I uses this for camping and at the house. Nope, not 4 boxing but as a halloween projection 3d effect. Draped projection material over it and projected my image on it . Similar props on that site wanted over $100.. Compared to that, this was a steal ! Works perfect for me..