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    So i ordered a double end bag, and it arrived today. How do you connect the rubber straps? I know the top is going to be easy, im going to put it through a hook on the wood beam, but the bottom? I may try conntecting it to my weight bench.

    but any other ideas?

  • #2
    it didnt come with a floor anchor? they usually come standard and u just drill it in the floor

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    • #3
      I don't know but that's awesome that you have one of those.

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      • #4
        get a 25lb weight and a wrench. String the elastic through the weight and tie it around the wrench in a knot. Be sure to wrap the knot thick with duct tape, put the weight on the ground and beat the **** outta that thing.

        The double end bag was always my favorite in the gym. I could just bash on one of those forever, finding new ways to roll with it. I became very, very good on one of those.............Rockin'

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        • #5
          Originally posted by LVBoxer1 View Post
          So i ordered a double end bag, and it arrived today. How do you connect the rubber straps? I know the top is going to be easy, im going to put it through a hook on the wood beam, but the bottom? I may try conntecting it to my weight bench.

          but any other ideas?
          You should have received a kit with the bag. There should be 2 anchors, a nylon cord/rope and a rubber cable w/ S hooks.

          The S hook connects to the link on the bottom of the bag.

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          • #6
            I have one and I just got a bag anchor.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by TITLE BOXING View Post
              You should have received a kit with the bag. There should be 2 anchors, a nylon cord/rope and a rubber cable w/ S hooks.

              The S hook connects to the link on the bottom of the bag.

              Nah, i just got 2 rubber straps with rock climbing buckles on each end. I got it up in my garage, its a little low though. I guess I gotta buy a shorter strap. Im about to up the videos, so check for them

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              • #8
                Originally posted by LVBoxer1 View Post
                Nah, i just got 2 rubber straps with rock climbing buckles on each end. I got it up in my garage, its a little low though. I guess I gotta buy a shorter strap. Im about to up the videos, so check for them
                tie acouple knots in it. But if you get your eye poked out I am in no way responsible for it......................Rockin'

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Rockin' View Post
                  tie acouple knots in it. But if you get your eye poked out I am in no way responsible for it......................Rockin'

                  I attatched it securly up top to my garage door frame, and then 2 x 25lb dumbells at the bottom. Check my videos

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by LVBoxer1 View Post
                    Nah, i just got 2 rubber straps with rock climbing buckles on each end. I got it up in my garage, its a little low though. I guess I gotta buy a shorter strap. Im about to up the videos, so check for them
                    Hmmm...interesting. You normally should only use 1 rubber cable with a double end bag.

                    Let me know if that setup doesn't work out and I can order a cable kit like I showed.

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