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Your cart is empty.Get the Aqua Training Bag that MMA Gear Addict calls “the most realistic striking experience of any bag.” If you’re training as a boxer, MMA fighter, kick boxer, or Muay Tai fighter, develop your technique and accuracy with this strike-absorbent, torso-shaped bag. And if you’re in it for fitness, it doesn’t get more gratifying than to release energy on this body bag. Its revolutionary design carries on the tradition of the Aqua Training Bags, but shaped to let you unleash combos, practice accuracy, and even add in kicks to your workout. Like all Aqua Training Bags, it’s thick vinyl walls and water-filled interior protect you from injury by absorbing your punches and kicks. Traditional bags with sand will develop hard spots over time but Aqua bags give you the same experience every time you train. It’s perfect for fighters and fitness fanatics at any level, at home or in the gym!
That girl
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
Heavy bag, plus angle bag, plus Aqua Bag equals multipurpose one bag solution. Only issue is finding the correct stand for its extra weight.
Joe Bass
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
Used it regularly and withstood 4 yrs of punches and kicks. Price was 199 in 2020
Robert G.
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2024
The design is stupid. So stupid it feels like its a intentional scam!You can't fill it entirely because the water will squirt out before you can get the plug in because the plug is not at the top of the head. And you can't lay it on the ground to fill it, because you can't hold it in a way to make the air hole at the top, (Even if you could, you'd need three men, minimum, to pick it up to hang it!) and the dummy's own weight would deform it so it wouldn't be filled when uprighted anyway when you stand it up and hang it.So you have a heavy bag, but you can only hit the body because the head is empty .I spent so much time hanging it, and it would be worse trying to get the water out to return it which I would definitely do if it weren't going to be such hassle.I don't have the strength to hold it upside down to get the water out, so I'd have to poke a hole in it, and then catch all the water that would otherwise pour out on my floor?!?!?!!FU%$! the manufacturer!
BIG DADDY
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2021
I have been beating on this thing for a while there's no problems. Pretty easy to assemble takes about 5 minutes depending on your water pressure. It feels like a hundred 50 lb man. It's great
Tom
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 9, 2019
Should have a hanging kit included for the price
Raynard
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2019
This is a fun product. HEAVY! I suggest getting the floor anchor as well, this thing will be swinging otherwise.I bought this for my friend during Christmas. He enjoys it. You will definitely need some kind of hand protection because striking the surface with bare knuckle hurts like hell.4/5 would recommend.
Naz
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 10, 2018
Very nice bag, took a long time to fill as it holds so much water.One star off as I couldn’t work out how to top it up with air to fill out the head. Lost my needle for my pump inside.
Alan m berman
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2018
Great bag but tough as hell to fill up.
Carlos Chavez
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2017
I just put this bag up today. I had purchased the 21 inch black Aqua bag and one of the smaller headhunter bags (I think it's the blue 14") about 8 months ago. I have a small gym where my coworkers and I work out. These bags are used 2-4 times a week depending on the workout schedule. The other 2 bags have held up and are great on the wrists and knuckles. I expect the same from this bag. I purchased this bag to replace a Ringside 140lb water bag. Although that one is also a water bag, for some reason I bruise my knuckles often on that one. (yes, I wrap my hands properly) The 21 inch Aqua bag has a different feel from the Ringside bag (might have to do with the teardrop shape as opposed to the traditional round shape). The Aqua bag feels as though the punch is distributed evenly without having too much give. The ringside bag has some give, but I can still feel a slap on my knuckles as they make contact. As for this Bruiser Bag, I am expecting the same quality and durability as my other 2 Aqua bags. If it lets me down however, I will edit this original post!
DK
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2017
The Bruiser Bag is different. The feel of hitting the water moderately simulates the feel of hitting flesh. The bag is molded with a head and torso and it excels in developing precision striking. I wrap my hands and use heavy bag gloves or MMA gloves and it still can compress the wrist. I thought it would be much better on my joints. I could probably remedy this by letting some water out but I like the feel of the bag full. I still love the bag. I also kept my heavy bag. I find they are both different but complimentary. Kicking it is good but I use my traditional bag more for that. I would buy a shut off valve to put before the nozzle they give you to fill it so you can shut the water off immediately. I also let the bag heat to room temp and filled it with a balance ball pump before putting water in to it. After filling it you will use a basketball/football pump to put through the plastic screw to pump it up so the head fills out smoothly. It is a great bag.
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