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Have tried several aquabags including cheap ones from china and none compare to Heavy Hitters. Feel more life like than others which gets too rigid. The feel of punching is completely different to a standard bag.
Really is a decent bit of kit.
Poor customer service. Very unhelpful when asking for guidance with issues with valve attachment. Also not as easy to fill the water, takes a significant amount of time to fill and there will be some spillage.
My Aqua punch bag lasted 14 months and then split and cannot be fixed, £150 wasted as out of the warranty period. I only used it twice a week myself so it hardly had much use. Would not recommend unfortunately, shame as it was good up until the point of breaking.
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