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  • HeavyBag made out of NYLON. WTF is nylon??

    I have only had leather heavy bags and still think they are the best hands down. The problem is I have been looking for a 5' HB for years and years. Well fairtex now has a 5' I am so happy! I don't like the camo but who cares it 5' perfect size for a MT HB in my opinion. The problem it's not leather. WTF.

    It says it's made from a nylon outer shell with laminated PU lining and non-tearing industrail nylon lining for durability.



    I know what Vinyl, Leather, and Canvas look and feel like.

    But what does nylon look and feel like?
    Is it smooth like Vinyl/Leather?
    Is it rough like canvas?

    Thanks for the help.

    BTW does anyone know of a leather 5' HB?

  • #2
    nylon is a general name for a type of condensation polymer. put very broadly it is a plastic. alternatively it is the result of polymerising diaminoalkane (amine groups on first and last carbon) with a dicarboxylic acid. In most cases you get a large amount of carbon-hydrogen chain broen up by -NHCO- bonding between monomers.

    from a more useful point of view, nylon in a punch bag shouldnt tear. It is far more likely to be smooth than be more like canvas. it will look like whatever colours they decided on, should most closely resemble a vinyl bag since vinyl is polychloroethene, a polymer vaguely simlar to nylons.

    keep the bag away from fire...

    no idea if any of the above is useful, but i made an effort at least

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    • #3
      Title is selling a 6ft thaibag for $99



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      • #4
        www.combatsports.com sell Windy gear which is better than Fairtex IMO

        This is the most common bag in the camps in Thailand.

        They sell a traditional 5ft Thai bag

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        • #5
          Originally posted by seppuku
          nylon is a general name for a type of condensation polymer. put very broadly it is a plastic. alternatively it is the result of polymerising diaminoalkane (amine groups on first and last carbon) with a dicarboxylic acid. In most cases you get a large amount of carbon-hydrogen chain broen up by -NHCO- bonding between monomers.

          from a more useful point of view, nylon in a punch bag shouldnt tear. It is far more likely to be smooth than be more like canvas. it will look like whatever colours they decided on, should most closely resemble a vinyl bag since vinyl is polychloroethene, a polymer vaguely simlar to nylons.

          keep the bag away from fire...

          no idea if any of the above is useful, but i made an effort at least

          Awesome info!!!

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Ryukyu Damashi
            www.combatsports.com sell Windy gear which is better than Fairtex IMO

            This is the most common bag in the camps in Thailand.

            They sell a traditional 5ft Thai bag
            I agree windy is better than fairtex but they don't have a 5' bag.

            I own two 4' bags and a 6' bag. I am only looking for a 5' nothing else.

            The windy bag is a 4' bag unless ringside got it wrong and it really is a 5'(60") HB.

            If you know of any 5' HB please post.

            Thanks for the help.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Ryukyu Damashi

              They sell a traditional 5ft Thai bag
              Ok sorry I am confused (doesn't take much) lol.

              Who makes and sells this 5' thai bag?

              Could you post a link?

              Thanks again for your help.

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              • #8
                The windy bag is 50 inches, sorry.

                Why do you want a 5ft bag if you have two 4ft and a 6ft bag?

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                • #9
                  what do you guys fill your bags with?, i know alot come with rags inside and things of that nature, ive split open many smaller bags and they leak rags,
                  i wont use a bag unless its filled with sand, grains, small stones, wood chips to a lesser extent,



                  whats everybodys bag filled/stuffed with?,

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                  • #10
                    Rags and rubber tire shavings

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