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Century Original Wavemaster Freestanding Heavy Punching Bag

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At a glance

Condition
New
Color
Red
Model
10162-009-015
Dimensions
22"W x 37"H
Weight
16 oz
Size
Large
Sport
Boxing
In the box
Freestanding Heavy Bag
Warranty
1 Year Manufacturer's limited Warranty

Features 5

  • ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT SETTINGS Customize your training with 7 height options ranging from 47" to 68", accommodating users of all sizes and disciplines.
  • DURABLE CONSTRUCTION Built with high-density foam and a sturdy vinyl cover, this bag withstands intense strikes, ensuring long-lasting performance.
  • PORTABLE DESIGN Easily relocate the bag by tipping it onto the rounded base and rolling it to your desired spot, perfect for home or gym use.
  • STABLE BASE Fill the 24" diameter base with sand or water to weigh approximately 250 lbs, providing stability during rigorous workouts.

Description

Our best selling bag! The Original Wavemaster has a durable vinyl cover and high density foam. The base can be filled with sand or water and is rounded for easy roll relocation. Eight height adjustments from 47" to 68" allowing students to practice kicks and punches at different heights to take their training to the next level. Approximately 270 lbs when filled. Available in Black, Blue or Red

Specs 24

Size Large
Sport Boxing
Brand Century
Color Red
Item Weight 16 ounces
Outer Material Vinyl
Team Name Century Martial Arts
League MMA

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Top Amazon Reviews


Great for it's intended purpose
Color: Red
This is a fairly inexpensive way to get a good workout while punching something. I don't kick, so i can't rate this for other martial arts moves, but striking this is fine. It does move a lot,and is noisy, but not as noisy as my grunts when I am hitting it. All in all, no problems if you use it for it's intended purpose. If you are looking for a professional heavy bag to do full boxing workouts, this is not the bag for you. Spend the extra money and get a real heavy bag if thats what you are looking for. If you are looking for a good striking workout bag, especially for cardio purposes, this will do fine. I would suggest that you put it in the place you are going to want it to stay, because once you fill it up, this thing is heavy!!! Also, you may want to invest in the waterbed drain system to help get water out if you have to move it and filled it with water. I am too cheap for that, so if I have to move it, my stronger and much younger kids will tip it until the water drains out!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2013 by J. L. Jones

Love it!
Color: Black
I come from many years of martial arts training and wanted a bag I could use at home for technique training, cardio and simple routine to reduce stress and emotional overwhelm. Although this bag can be moved and toppled with a significant side kick, I did not purchase it for that reason. If you want a bag that does not move or topple and you are going to kick with power, or do flying kicks then this is NOT the bag for you. Only a hanging bag will work for that kind of training. But for what I'm using it for I'm loving it and so is my husband. We filled it with water - very easy - placed it on a dolly and used our outdoor hose to fill it up - then rolled it on the dolly Into our workout room. We placed it on top of a bath mat that has rubber gip on the bottom. We have hard wood floors and by putting it on a bathmat with rubber grip has helped it from sliding on the wood floors. I also rotate around the bag as I work with it. So I don't mind that it moves a bit. We've had this bag for 1 month and so far we've found it to be sturdy, leak free, and really terrific to use. As a side note we also purchased Gel Injected Boxing Hand Wrap for Men and Women gloves (by Hawk Boxing) on Amazon for only $5.99 and they have been terrific to protect our skin and cushion our joints while punching the bag. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2019 by lovecomfort

this is a great piece of training equipment
Color: Black
For the money, this is a great piece of training equipment, especially if you do not have a convenient place to hag a heavy bag. First thing's first... most people fill this with water, because it is far easier than sand. That's a mistake. Get this: https://www.amazon.com/Hopkins-10704-FloTool-Spill-Measu-Funnel/dp/B000EH4V0Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1486242704&sr=8-1&keywords=FloTool+Measu-Funnel and unscrew the funnel from the hose connector. It will fit nicely in the bag base bunghole (yes, I said bunghole, calm down). Get 6 50-pound bags of play sand, scoop it into the funnel, and use a hose to wash the sand down into the bag base. Do this 20-30 times and then tip the bag over to drain the water out. Repeat until all 300 lbs of sand are in the bag base. It will take an hour, easily, but VERY worth it. Once done, you will have to tip the bag on its edge (not side) and roll it where you need to. This will make for a rock-solid bag that you can kick and punch the crap out of, and the thing will not move much at all, unless you have slick floors. Place a thin foam mat under it, and it's going nowhere, unless you are Joe Rogan. Ya seen that guy's kicks? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2017 by B. Block

On time and very easy to set up
Color: Red
Works like a charm!
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2026 by Anthony M

Fantastic adjustability for the whole family
Color: Black
I used bags like this in the gym for kickboxing and this was my favorite style because of the amount of padding, the adjustability, and weight. I bought this for home use and it's working perfect! I can make it short enough for my 5 year old to use, but tall enough that even my 6 foot husband can box and kick at the appropriate height when he wants. Even my 2 1/2 year old can use it for boxing (though isn't tall enough for kicking it at the lowest setting yet). It's nice we can have one bag for the entire family due to the adjustability. We have filled it with water and it still moves around a little bit when I punch and kick. I would recommend filling with sand if you want less movement. However, filled with water I can move it around by myself (and I only weigh 115#). I should have bought one years ago because it is so fun and is way cheaper than a gym membership!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2020 by gmp

Solid Product - Use Sand not Water
Color: Black 1
I'm only writing this review because it seems like neither the reviews nor the manual do a good job of illustrating to people the difference between water and sand when it comes to filling the base. The base has a capacity of about 33 gallons. A gallon of water weighs about 8.3 lbs and a gallon of dry standard sand weighs about 13 lbs. Sand is a little more than 1.5x as heavy as water per volume. Going with sand allows you to put more weight in the base per volume. Also water, as a liquid, is going to carry force throughout the water meaning when you hit the bag it will generate waves in the water within the base. Sand on the other hand is solid and will deaden the force not allowing it to carry throughout the sand in the base nearly as much. Sand does a better job of reducing the force that acts on the base from hits the bag takes, meaning it is even less likely to slide around. I'm 6'3 220lbs and I put 250lbs of sand in this base (which is a little under 60% full) and it stands on a concrete floor so there's not a ton of friction and I can open up on this bag without it moving very much at all. The bag height is perfect for my height I would say at about 6'6 this bag may start to be a bit short for you, but everyone around or under my height will probably enjoy this size bag. If you want there to be absolutely zero movement you can grab a thin rubber mat, like what you would place under an elliptical machine, which will adhere great to most smooth surfaces (i.e. concrete, tile, hardwood, etc.) and that should solve most of your issues. If you do decide to go with sand be sure to grab a funnel at Home Depot or where ever you buy your sand at, it'll make filling the base way easier. The manual will tell you to use the bag as a lever to help you distribute the sand within the base, I'd say skip that and just replace the lid, grab the base on the side with the opening and lift with your legs to re-distribute the sand between each 50lb bag. TL;DR: Good product & if you want a more sturdy base fill it with sand instead of water, especially if you're a guy and you don't want to have to pull your punches. If you're reading these reviews and you're worried about stability don't be, disregard people who filled the base with water and have complaints about movement so long as you're comfortable filling yours with sand you will get a far better result. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2022 by Luke

Good product
Color: Black 1
It’s sturdy enough. I wish it was a little smaller in circumference. But I like it and use it almost every day.
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2026 by D. Le

Keeps Me Sane
Color: Red
I have been pounding on this bag as hard as I can for years now and it just takes it. All of your frustrations, stress, pretending this is a bully: this bag just TAKES it. Thanks so much for a phenomenal product! I bought this in 2014. April 2020 update: I’m still using and abusing this. It should be noted that I have the base filled with rocks and it is very heavy. I also have fairly grippy mats under it. I’ve been boxing/training off and on for 16 years and my punches certainly shift it, but just an inch or two thanks to the setup. Still loving it and factually will buy this again if I wear it out. I don’t kick or have any particular interest in doing that. I believe there is an XL version that has more coverage with the padding and would be better suited for that. February 2021 update: STILL using this. Constantly boxing, trying new gloves and really pounding on this bag. I tried to zip tie it to the position I like, but the zip ties exploded after a few punches lol. I may put a rod through, may not. It's not much trouble to reposition exactly where I want it. December 2021 update: In transitioning to kickboxing, the padding is finally showing a bit of wear in the middle. Which makes sense. Just a bit of a small fold, yet still in fantastic condition now almost 7 years later. I’ll just keep pounding on it until it dies lol April 2022: It has finally needed some repairs. The tabs that lodge the back to the post have worn down and are no longer effective. As such, the bag simply falls. After trying a few solutions, I’ve found that drilling a few holes and installing heavy duty drywall anchors and screws has fixed it. I installed four. If they break, I’ll distribute the pressure by adding more. If that fails, I’ll cut the inner post off and instal nuts and bolts. Right back to it! June 2025: It didn’t break lol. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2018 by KP27
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