Everlast 3-Station Bag Stand, Black

I felt so badass having this in my garage just like all the guys on the block. Even had my sexy posters plastered on the walls too. There's something motivating about Magic Mike staring at you while you are throwing blows wearing adorable pink gloves! Great product! Well made.

Didn't come with all the parts, plus some of the parts don't fit. The bolt with the heavy bag hook on it isn't threaded enough to attach the nut to it, properly. It's missing four of the washers as well.

Was easier to assemble than I predicted. Works great. It's a bit awkward to find a way to weight it down, that doesn't limit your movement.

Great piece of equipment, nice addition to my home gym. The stand is slightly shorter than I thought it would be, and the weight is noticeably light. Both these things can be remedied fairly easily and I have enjoyed using the product.

It does hold a 100lb heavy bag. That's a given.The speed bag seems a little off as far as parts of the entire stand throw off it's momentum. (My speed bag is a little old and I will see if maybe it's just time to replace the bag itself). The double ended bag station is not good. I truly only have experience with a speed bag but the double ended bag points are too close together and I'm only 5'10. I have to swing down to hit the bag and I'm pretty sure that's not how it's suppose to be.

Don't use the speed bag station if you are a heavy hitter, unless you use this for speed bag training, normal speed bag, you will break the fiber board into shreds. I train for welterweight I stand at 147-159 lbs 99% of my life and I've beat this thing to the point it is falling into pieces and I've owned it for less than a month. If you are over six foot you need a different heavy bag stand I can practice head punches and head kicks comfortably on my speed bad and my heavy bad, But my heavy bag can hardly be raised to the the height of a true competitive cruiserweight/heavyweight or even large middleweights. I am 5 foot 8 and this heavy bag's maximum hanging height is basically pushed to it's limit. If you are over 6 foot 1 and train for taller opponent the heavy bag station is too small for you, build your own. Even the double end bag station is too short for people over welterweight/light middleweight. If you are over 6 foot look for a different more sturdy stand or try to build your own on the cheap.

I use this daily and the only draw back is it moves around if you are really getting with it. Over all I really enjoy it.

Needs to be anchored, moves around even with a bag weight attached, otherwise tubing is sturdy and went together easy.