would these be good for the speed bag for a beginner?
392412
Depends on what you are looking for. They should give adequate wrist support for the speed bag. I would use them with the speed bag. There would be No padding for speed bag use, unless you back hand your speed bag.
392413
Yes. They are very decent for training and hitting the bags, even sparring. They just hurt my fingers when worn with MMA gloves.
392414
I believe so, if you do not want to bother wrapping your hands all the time. I feel very comfortable hitting a heavy bag all the time. I have prior boxing injuries and so far I have felt no pain in my wrist or hands. Highly recommend for beginners.
392415
In my opinion they would work fine. I have used them for every bag in my gym. Jim
1855277
yes, I would say so. They are of good quality and have very good range. The neck strap is good as well and should be comfortable for long periods of carrying.
242302
If they fit they should work. There seem to be old style and new style. The newer seem to be designed to last longer. But my experience is the newer go bag in less than a year. I need replacements as only one of three are good now. Hope this helps.
2216632
Yes! They would be great for that. Not only that, but I looked at a bunch of files before I looked at these, and I prefer these to all the other inexpensive little file sets. They have a little rubber coated on the handles, a nice little touch, and they seem to hold up fairly well. If you want to spend more money, look at the file sets at 'Garrett Wade' - they cost much more, and they are must have better steel, but these files are about as good as you are going to get for this price. In fact, a lot of small file sets may cost more than these, yet they are made of really poor quality steel. 'High carbon steel' Ya, right! too much carbon in the steel, and they are basically made of wood. So anyway, I would say, try these, and if for some reason you still want better files, shop around Garrett Wade and other stores for up-scale fancy files. They will cost at least 3 times this amount.
1040316
These bags are a universal fit for sport and adventure bikes so these should work.
441457
Should do fine, the bags for the 10x10 and 12x11 will be large. Bass will be tight, but should fit ok.
1937757
Depends on your experincing and age.To reduce frustration for new and/or younger..get large. For most medium bag. Small only for those who are good at the speed bag.
1549166
Thanks for the inquiry. These are universal bags made for sport bike applications. They may fit your bike if you have saddle bag supports.Best regardsRichard
823581
eBags are good and a good value, as are Rick Steves's mesh cubes (they have the advantage of stiffeners to hold them open when packing). However if you can afford them I highly recommend a set of the Eagle Creek sil-nylon Pack-It Specter Cubes. These are extremely lightweight, strong and unlike most cubes they're water resistant. Worth the bucks. Get a basic set now and perhaps in the future by one or two more individual bags to best utilize the remaining space in your bag. These work well using the roll method to pack. See YouTube for tutorials on "Ranger Rolling" clothes. Don't forget disposable T-shirt shopping bags for shoe covers.Eagle Creek Travel Gear Pack-It Specter Cube Set, White, One Size eBags are good and a good value, as are Rick Steves's mesh cubes (they have the advantage of stiffeners to hold them open when packing). However if you can afford them I highly recommend a set of the Eagle Creek sil-nylon Pack-It Specter Cubes. These are extremely lightweight, strong and unlike most cubes they're water resistant. Worth the bucks. Get a basic set now and perhaps in the future by one or two more individual bags to best utilize the remaining space in your bag. These work well using the roll method to pack. See YouTube for tutorials on "Ranger Rolling" clothes. Don't... » Read More eBags are good and a good value, as are Rick Steves's mesh cubes (they have the advantage of stiffeners to hold them open when packing). However if you can afford them I highly recommend a set of the Eagle Creek sil-nylon Pack-It Specter Cubes. These are extremely lightweight, strong and unlike most cubes they're water resistant. Worth the bucks. Get a basic set now and perhaps in the future by one or two more individual bags to best utilize the remaining space in your bag. These work well using the roll method to pack. See YouTube for tutorials on "Ranger Rolling" clothes. Don't forget disposable T-shirt shopping bags for shoe covers.Eagle Creek Travel Gear Pack-It Specter Cube Set, White, One Size « Show Less
1579331
Yes. They are good for lower price/ chinese arrows. Have held up pretty well also and nice traditional look.
1097472
I would think that would be no problem...hope you enjoy them not bad for the price
2223923
I would assume that these would work just fine. They are nothing but high quality bags that will hold anything. I found that the largest bag is too big for my Canon telephoto lens, so I am using the next size down.
277628
I workout on speed bags and heavy bags. I wouldn't use them for either one not unless you want a lot of skin missing from your knuckles. Good support for wrists but no protection on the knuckles when hitting the bag.
1159849
I'm betting they would be just fine. On my VTX1300, they're a little smaller than many bags, but for the value they can't be beat. And the top "sling" is adjustable for fitting most any bike.
121930
100% Yes..short fins, like the yellow zoomers, are the appropriate fins for beginners to elite to use for technique drilling. I am a USA Triathlon Certified Coach, a USA Triathlon Junior Youth Certified Coach and a Total Immersion Level 2 Swim Instructor....my students use these fins for our drill sets and our kicking sets.
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It depends on your skill level. I have a few different sizes and like utilizing different sizes for different techniques or various drills to develope different attributes. Bigger bags are slower and are better for burning out the shoulders. Smaller bags require more finesse and more speed, but might not give you the same type of workout. I like to start small and as I start to fatigue I switch to a larger bag to finish out my shoulders. I also prefer rubber bladders over vinyl. They're more durable and retain air pressure better in the cold. Less refilling them, but they're heavier. Which you don't want in your faster bags. Just my thoughts on it. My absolute favorites are the title bags, the red classic and the yellow. I have a couple everlasts and they're good but I love the red classic, I think I went with the five, but I'll spend 7 hours or so out in the garage hitting on a good night. Anyway I hope this helps.
415160
Gravel tends to get stuck in the grooves of the wheels and they need regular cleaning to make sure the grooves are free of debris. Also, if you're looking for speed, then these are not the skates for you. The grooves make them a bit slower than smooth wheels. If you are a beginner or haven't skated in many years, these are a great "starter" pair.