Heavy bag UK
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RDX....juste kidding lol
I would get an empty Outslayer heavy bag shipped to the UK and fill it with rags and old clothes.
I would get an empty Outslayer heavy bag shipped to the UK and fill it with rags and old clothes.
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The rags / clothes can you buy as filling might sound silly but I don’t have loads of old clothes lying around
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my US buddy hits the salvation army for a lot of his bag plating
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You can get some scrap fabrics at some tailor places. Or like @MacDuffle said, Salvation army.
I once asked some friends and it's surprising how much old clothes you can get that way. Old bed sheets, towel, etc. The trick is to have pieces the size of a t-shirt. Too small and the fabric will compact too much and the bag will be hard.
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Regular heavy bag or the Thai bag. Either one are good.
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I tried it and it was ok. What I did, was mixing it up with shredded clothes. Gave a nice feeling to the bag and there was still some gives. But, when I did it, the bag had a fabric liner...
The Outslayer bags don't have a fabric liner so don't know how it would go. The rubber mulch are not soft so might make bumps have the bag will look like it has pimples lol
The Outslayer bags don't have a fabric liner so don't know how it would go. The rubber mulch are not soft so might make bumps have the bag will look like it has pimples lol
