Borsa da combattimento Lifeline - Opzioni di peso multiple 20,0 libbre

Name: Borsa da combattimento Lifeline - Opzioni di peso multiple 20,0 libbre
Brand: Lifeline
SKU: 0816142015501
Price: 176.13 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Lifeline

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€
176.13

Il costante spostamento del carico fa lavorare i muscoli stabilizzatori. Muscoli d'urto e altipiani di fitness rivoluzionari. Portatile per allenamenti in movimento. Aumentare la difficoltà degli esercizi a corpo libero. Lanciare, trasportare, arricciare, torcere o premere. Ottima alternativa alle macchine da palestra limitanti. Maniglie multiple per la massima funzionalità.

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EAN: 0816142015501

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Sport e forma fisica, Altri sport, Boxe, Sacchi da boxe, Borse pesanti,

Brand	Lifeline
Brand	‎Lifeline
Brand Name	‎Lifeline
Color	Black/Red
Color	‎Black/Red
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 24 ratings 4.0 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Combat bag
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎26.5 x 12.5 x 12.5 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎23.3 x 9.6 x 8.9 inches
Item Weight	20 Pounds
Item Weight	‎20 Pounds
League	MMA
League	‎MMA
Manufacturer	‎Lifeline
Material	‎Nylon, Plastic, Rubber
Model Name	‎Combat Bag
Outer Material	Rubber
Outer Material	‎Rubber
Package Weight	‎10.52 Kilograms
Part Number	‎LLCB-20
Size	20 LBS
Size	‎20 LBS
Sport Type	Exercise & Fitness
Sport Type	‎Exercise & Fitness
Suggested Users	‎unisex-adult

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Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Major flaw

This bag is sturdy. 2 major flaw. The handles have very little space to slide hands under. If you are doing a flip move you can easily damage ur wrists. They should have added a plastic hang grip as well. I loved the bag but cannot use because of the hand space. Someone with large hands cannot use properly.

Scritto da: Amilia Lindo

Great product

I love it! I use it to help me with squat balance and cardio.

Scritto da: mario flores

Five Stars

great price love

Scritto da: Scott Schiefelbein

A comfortable, easy-to-use fitness tool to enhance your workout

Lifeline's 10-pound combat bag should provide a good supplement to your workout regimen. It is durable, has comfortable handles and soft padding, cleans up easily, and stands up on end for reasonably convenient storage. One of the most enjoyable aspects of all the attention being spent on exercise regimens today is the transition away from 'pumping iron' as the key to fitness. Most people can get an amazing workout just by using their own body weight, particularly given that most people currently prefer to look toned and balanced rather than like a 'ripped,' huge Muscle Beach guy. So it's easy to get a great workout, in the privacy of your own home, with minimal equipment or expense. But there are times, particularly if you've gotten yourself into good shape, when you want to take your exercise to the next level. Adding a small amount of weight to a basic exercise can be just the trick. A tool like this 10-pound bag can be a terrific aid in that effort. You can get a terrific workout doing squats with your own body weight on front of the TV as long as you use proper form, but simply adding a ten-pound weight can dramatically improve your workout - provided you use the correct form and follow all the 'rules.' Similarly, lunges provide a tremendous workout, but adding a ten-pound weight can make those lunges even more productive. This combat bag weighs only ten pounds, so it's easy to use. The bag has firm but soft padding around the weight, so it is comfortable and reasonably safe to use. There are also handles that provide easy grips for holding the bag to your chest (for lunges), behind your neck (for squats), or on one end (for snatches). It's a decent size, so you're not going to throw this in your suitcase like a yoga mat or resistance bands, but it can be tucked easily into a closet or behind the couch. The surface is smooth and easily wipes down after a workout. The key with any fitness tool is how much you use it. A $5 purchase that is never used is a horrible value, while a $100 purchase that you use several times every week is a great buy. This has the chance to be a great buy.

Scritto da: A. Reid

Good concept for core workout, but not a lot of use at the smaller weight.

If you're here for a serious workout, don't get the 10 lber. I received the 10 lb. bag for review. It's a decent addition to a light work-out, but not really heavy enough for anything substantial. The bag is quite well constructed - very sturdy with secure seams and handles. It will add a bit of extra challenge to your existing exercises, but is not likely to be of much use as an added weight to your workout at 10 lbs. - at least, not if you're already in shape. I'll note that the one-size-fits-all-approach has challenges. I'm 5'2" (almost 5'3"!) and this bag is a big large for me to comfortably work with. My son and husband (both around 6', give or take an inch) find it much more comfortable for their frames. For the 10 lb. bag, I would suggest considering wrist weights or hand held weights. The concept is good, but at the heft a less bulky system is likely to provide just as much bang for your buck...with easier storage to boot. That said, even at this size it will offer you some core benefits if you're not already in decent shape.

Scritto da: SoozeSays

Sturdy, Easy to Hold 10 lb Multi- Exercise Bag

Several family members recently had the opportunity to use the Lifeline Combat bag, Black/Red 10 lb size on a regular basis. Pros: It is very sturdy and well made. It is also very comfortable to hold on your shoulder while doing various exercises, and easy to hold/grip. I like that you can use it for different exercises. It is a bit large in size to use this way for a 5'7" woman (but still doable) but fine for a 6'+ man. The bag has different straps on it so you can do a variety of exercises with it. I focused on deadlifts, squats, lunges, curtsy lunges and some ab workouts. It was easy to use and a lot softer on the hands than a metal weight. The neoprene weights are still my first option but this bag was just as comfortable to hold. I focused on deadlifts, squats, lunges, curtsy lounge and some ab workouts. It was easy to use and a lot softer on the hands than a metal weight. The neoprene weights are still my first option but this bag was just as comfortable holding as those. Cons: It really depends on your fitness level; it could be a problem if you are adding more than a 10 lb weight. I ended doing a high number of low weight exercises and the bag was fine. This might be a better fit for someone who either does more reps with lighter weights or who works out less frequently. This is a good product, but for us, a little smaller and a little heavier would have been a better fit.

Scritto da: LMS

Changes up your workouts

Challenging muscles in different ways is key to continually increasing fitness. I like this because while it is as heavy as a dumbbell, the size and different strap placements forces a different firing of the muscle fibers to balance and hold. I threw this into some of my body weight /cardio workouts and it did a nice job of taking up the intensity. 10 pounds is a bit light and truly fit folks might want to look at the heavier options. I like this for adding a bit of change to my workouts.

Scritto da: BackyardGardener

Just not feelin' it.

I think the idea is a good one, but for me there's too much "play" when I try to use the combat bag in a workout. I have a good grip on it, but the handles are long enough that the bag flops around and I have no control. Maybe that's the "shock your muscles" part of the workout. I'm going to keep working with it for a while and see if I can get used to it. If so, I'll come back and add to my review. Other than that, it seems like it's a quality product that will last.