Binding: Misc.
Brand: Century
EAN: 0014215256992
Label: Century
Manufacturer: Century
Publisher: Century
Release Date: May 19, 2008
Sales Rank: 9420
Studio: Century
Features:- Wavemaster: Twice as Many Height Adjustment Options: Was Four Now Seven.
- Comes with a Speed Rope: Jumping rope is still the best cardio workout yet invented.
- "Comes with bag gloves: Durable vinyl, lined with cool, moisture absorbing canvas."
- New! Wavemaster III Base: Wider for Extra Stability
- Approximately 270 lbs when filled. Available in Blue.
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Product Description:
Blue Wavemaster Combo
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Good price for combo
I bought this product about a month ago. I thought it would be good to let some aggression out on bag as I did in my younger years. I shopped for a while and came across this deal....thought it was to good to be true. Ordered it and it was an awesome deal. The bag was easy to set up, the rope worked great once it was stretched out, and the gloves provided the minimal protection that I needed. Overall, a great product and price....and extra bonuses that you do not get with other products!!
Rating: - outstanding quality
when i got this bag, i was worried it wouldnt be able to take a beating. but i was dead wrong. i can kick this thing for hours and it wont budge. an absolute great buy.
Rating:  - Teeters, no jump rope.
The box came very beat up, and with the rope missing. I originally filled the base with water but it seems to moved quite a bit, so I am going to try sand, which weighs more. Overall, it's pretty good. I got this instead of getting a hanging bag because I wanted something in the basement and I live in a an old place that probably wouldn't support the weight. Kind of noisy too, but I really like the gloves that came with it.
Rating: - The Wavemaster is Great, the Other Two Items...
The "original" Wavemaster free-standing training bag is an older design, but it is still one of the top models available. The large base allows the bag to be hit with significant force without tipping, and the long center pole provides a target area up to a rough height of five and a half feet. The unpadded plastic base is resistant to damage, but can still be broken if accidentally kicked with too much force - an important aspect to realize, since this "no-kick" area is the first foot and a half of the device. The bag can be pushed/rolled into a corner when not in use, but be aware that it is somewhat difficult to move when completely filled. And, while this bag is especially good at absorbing the force of non-linear strikes (round kicks, hook kicks, hook punches), linear strikes that go UPWARD (non-thrusting front kick, grazing uppercuts) will tend to rip the padding from the glue/center that holds it in place, breaking the bag. Still, this is definitely one of the best models to get for the price (at the time of this writing, the combo cost roughly $120 after S&H is taken into consideration), and I highly recommend it.
But, is a free-standing bag for you? This type of bag IS NOT for everyone in every instance. A free standing bag...
- is NOT SILENT. If you live in an apartment building or have people living below you, THEY WILL HEAR/FEEL you striking this bag (just like a more traditional punching bag).
- is NOT IMMOVABLE. All bags move when struck - hanging bags, however, ... Read More
Rating: - good combo at a great price
The bag:
The Wavemaster alone is a great product. For those who don't want to spend a fortune installing a heavy bag from the ceiling, this is the perfect alternative. Not only does it not cause you to make holes in your house, but you always have the option of moving it around where ever you please. I myself use it for martial arts and it's great for when i have to adjust the pad's height for high kicks. The firm padding helps strengthen your punches too. The only "con" is that it makes a "big scene" when you really wail on it. What i mean by this is that when you hit it continuously it rocks a little back and forth causing the base to jump around and make loud noise. I found a quick fix, though. Just put a carpet (or something like it) under it and it will make minimal noise. I think it would stop doing this with sand instead of water, but it gets the job done.
The Jump Rope:
I hardly use this jump rope. The handles have good grip and the rope itself is light. But i don't know too much about adequate training rope so don't take my word for it. It's a jump rope thats all i can say.
The Gloves:
The gloves are like a one-size-fits-all pair that are supposed to protect your knuckles from coming in contact with the rough surface of the bag. They have a good palm grip that's sewn into the glove to aid you as well.
Pretty basic gloves, nothing special. Nonetheless, if you want to prolong the life of your pretty knuckles ... Read More
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