Another problem is rust. Most heavy bag stands are made of metal, and if you live in a humid area, you can expect that metal to get rusty over time. This is why I recommend you use an anti-rust spray or paint on your heavy bag stand. Personally, I recommend Hammerite. It’s originally made for ships. I’ve used it before, and it’s never let me down. You can even use it to paint over rust that’s already formed. Another downside is that the filling it comes with is a bit too soft. So, I’d suggest you change the filling if you’re more advanced, and want to work on your conditioning. Still, given the price, it still offers great value for money. Like the 70-Pound MMA Heavy Bag Kit above, this Everlast 40lb Heavy Bag offers a very good value for money. It’s durable, and it comes pre-filled, and you can start using it right away. If you have a hanging heavy bag, then it’s also a good idea to get some waterproof chain sleeves, as well. Even if the chains are marketed as “rust proof”, sometimes manufacturers save on materials by using cheaper steel. The only way to find out if your chains are truly rust proof is to let them get wet frequently. And in my opinion, it’s best to err on the side of caution, and just buy some cheap chain sleeves. 3.2. Get a Waterproof Punching Bag

Overall, so far the skin has performed well. Installation can be frustrating, but we got the hang of it. But overall, this is a nice, compact free standing punching bag that is great for using outdoors. Especially if you’re a beginner. In terms of the stability, it’s got a very wide base. So even if you don’t have a smooth surface for the suction cups, it’s not the end of the world. See, the suction cups stand on long prongs that serve to widen the base even more.In terms of cons, the bag itself is a bit harder. So you’ll definitely need to use bag gloves and shin pads when training. It’s also kind of heavy, so it won’t be the easiest to move around after your training session is over. But if you plan on leaving it out in the open, then that shouldn’t be a problem. For one, it can allow you to adjust the height of your heavy bag. Something which is much harder if you just have it hang from a tree. Also, there are some punching bag stands that also have an attachment for a speed bag. Which can really enhance your workout. Overall, the GIKPALis a good free standing punching bag. It’s definitely a good choice for using outdoors. FREE-STANDING DESIGN - Traditional punch bags require you to hang them from the ceiling, which can be messy and create holes. No nuts and bolts are needed for this punchbag, which can be pushed to the side when you've finished training. NARROW, STABLE BASE - Narrow bases are often considered to be less stable than wider bases, but once filled with sand, this is no longer the case! The narrow base also makes it easier to move around the bag, so you can bob and weave without tripping over!

Since they’re a lot simpler in design, hanging punching bags are generally cheaper than their free standing alternatives. Especially if you don’t have to buy a stand for them. But even when you have to buy a heavy bag stand, the combined price is often cheaper than the price of a free standing bag. The padded punching bag slides effortlessly over the rubber tube stand, which then connects to the Polyethylene base. This narrow base makes moving around the bag a breeze, with your biggest trip-hazard reduced. Hanging Punching Bag Stands 1. The Best Outdoor Punching Bags Century Original Wavemaster Freestanding Heavy Punching Bag Still, free standing punching bags are a great choice for using outdoors. They’re easy to set up, and their compact nature makes them very convenient to move around if you need to use your outdoor space for something else. 4.2. Hanging Outdoor Punching Bags

Overall, the Century Wavemaster is a really high-quality free standing punching bag at a very reasonable price point. So if you’ve got the budget, I’d definitely recommend it! Protects your free-standing punch bag outdoors from harsh weather conditions using this boxing bag cover that is waterproof and weatherproof. Made from high-grade canvas, it ensures the bag is protected from water and moisture. Still, if you hit particularly hard, then the bag may fall over. Especially if the suction cups don’t have a good grip. The Century Wavemaster is a great option for an outdoor punching bag. For starters, it’s very easy to carry around. So when your workout is over, you can just move it inside.

The major downside to this punching bag is the price. But when talking about premium products, you get what you paid for. And if you have the budget, this bag is definitely worth it. If your outdoor space has a convenient tree branch or beam for a hanging bag, or if you have a heavy bag stand, then this Everlastmay be just what you’re looking for.Still, many more were very satisfied with it. So, if you’re looking for a good free standing punching bag, you can’t go wrong with the FITVEN. Just make sure you have somewhere in your yard where those suction cups can get a good grip. The padded punching bag slides effortlessly over the rubber tube stand, which then connects to the Polyethylene base. This narrow base makes moving around the bag a breeze, with your biggest trip-hazard reduced. It can be filled with water or sand to create a sturdy foundation on which the bag can sit. Sand is heavier, making it more difficult to punch the bag over, but water will make it easier to push the bag to one side when you have finished training. The elastic rubber band finishing off the punch bag rain cover is designed to keep the cover securely in place, even in windy conditions. The rubber band creates a tight seal around the bag, preventing the cover from shifting or blowing away. If you have to store your punching bag outside, there are several things you can do. 3.1. Use a Punching Bag Cover Before I go into specifics, we first need to talk about using a punching bag outdoors. Just like anything else, leaving a punching bag outdoors will lead to a lot of wear and tear. Much more than if you had kept it inside.

A major con is that it can break during particularly intense workouts. So, while it may be a good option for beginners, I wouldn’t recommend it for advanced fighters.

FREE-STANDING DESIGN - Traditional punch bags require you to hang them from the ceiling, which can be messy and create holes. No nuts and bolts are needed for this punchbag, which can be pushed to the side when you've finished training.