Meister Anker Double-End Boxing Heavy Bag Floor Anchor w/Bungees

Bag still swings, but this reduces that significantly. Better than putting holes in my floor.

Es algo difícil llenarla de arena por cómo está construida y el Velcro. Pero una vez que lo logras está muy bien, suficientemente pesada para detener una pera loca y suficientemente ligera para moverla en caso de ser necesario

I use this exclusively for a Double-End bag. I normally secure an anchor to the floor for strength and proper tension. I have several Double-End bags, but one is in an area where I spar. Every time I had to move it meant unscrewing the anchor which can only be done so many times. I have tried a few of these so-called floor anchors that you fill with weights or sand and have created some homemade ones over the years. None hold up and will slide if you can rock a double-end bag hard. I took a chance on this one. The size is good. To big, like for big weight plates, is not good when you want to step close to the bag like you would jabbing someone. Its smaller than the add looks but once the sand was in it, it was the perfect size and weight and did not move under heavy use. And it came with some straps. So, we will now see how long it holds up. I am recommending this to boxers. For the price this is what you're looking for to anchor your double-end bag. The few things that can fail can be held together with some Gorilla black duct tape if they fail at all. And I would like to comment on filling it with sand. I get some of the negative reviews about the sand. Because it is smaller than it looks the zipper that opens to put in the sand is maybe 7-8 inches and then there is some Velcro in the way. I put a plastic tarp down in my shop and then filled the bag slowly with play-lot sand. A bag at Ace was 2.99. Hold open the zipper and pour or scoop in one side of the bag at a time until it all levels out then it's easier to pour it in. It was a little messy so do it on a tarp or outside. I did not think all the sand would go in, but it did. The bag I used was a 1/2 cubic foot or 14 liters. Did not weigh the bag for pounds, but everyone has an Ace nearby and for 2.99 this bag is perfect. I have been working double-end bags for probably over 30 years, so I have been through Everlast, Title, Ringside and so on. Lots of companies make good double-end bags but their movable floor anchors suck so most boxers bolt anchors to the floor which works great but not always practical. This was exactly what I was looking for. If you cannot figure out how to get the sand in, maybe you shouldn't be boxing.

The anchor holds my bag very well.

Good so far. No issues with sand leaking out yet, I don't think there should be. I'm using this with my double end bag.