Polyform A Series Buoy

Yes it is intended for boat use, but the A-1 Buoy is the best aqua bag headhunter alternative. Cheap, durable, and portable. Easy to fill with water, easy to set up.

works well as an anchor buoy ~* I bought this product for my use and decided to evaluate it and leave an honest review. When looking to buy a product I always read several reviews first, so while reviewing I try to leave as much honest information as possible to aid others in the buying process. The statements here are based on my opinion and my personal experience only. I rank each product with 1-5-star rating, below you will find what I personally feel each star represents when I am reviewing a product. 1 star = Hate the product- will return 2 star = Strongly Dislike the product- will never purchase again 3 star = Indifferent- Neither like or dislike the product 4 star = Like product 5 star = LOVE the product. Thank you for taking the time to read my review. If you found it helpful, please let me know by selecting "yes" below.

After consistent issues with Taylor Made buoys and fenders holding air, a friend suggested I switch to Polyform, and I am so glad that I did. Polyform's quality is second to none, and I have not had a single issue with my Polyform fenders and buoys since making the switch. My only qualm is that, even though Polyform's website states that they "include one free inflation adapter with each order of buoys and fenders," I have never received one with any of my orders.

I wanted to post a review to help folks make their decision on what size is appropriate for them if using this for a boxing application. I have the A4, A3, and A2 and have posted a picture to show the size differences. These bags are extremely durable and i love the feel when punching them. Depending on how you fill them, i would describe it as hitting something squishy....again, this depends on how you fill it because you can make them feel like concrete if you prefer. The a4 weighs arkund 185lbs, a3 around 125lbs and A2 is around 80lbs. These bags are very versatile and at half the price of a real aquabag are a no brainer. Very easy to hang if you have an exposed beam if not a simple tire swing mount into a stud and you are in business. I am not a boxer but enjoy striking for exercise and these bags are great.....and made in the USA!

Great when tieing up to a dam wall for fushing.

Just as described. Shipped fast and communication with seller was fantastic.

This is a great alternative to a teardrop water filled bag! Saved a lot and it works great for what I use it for (boxing and striking). For the people who are looking at this as a striking bag, keep in mind that the temperature has a lot to do with the hardness of the Buoy/Bag. The colder it is, the harder the bag will be (to the dangerous level). It could be hitting cement!. I filled this about 70% and as the temperature gets warmer, it's softer and more realistic to the fell (of hitting an opponent)

First off, I would like to say that I’m a 15 year old. Secondly, I do not use this as a boat buoy. I use it for a punching bag. I have just recently gotten into boxing, and around 4 weeks ago, I saw a new heavy bag/maize bag called the aqua bag. I thought it was a good idea in theory, but it was way too expensive. I looked around on the internet for an alternative, and found that people were saying that using a boat buoy and filling it with water worked great! I decided to spend some money that I had earned doing online surveys on this. I am glad I did! I received it within a week of when I ordered it, and it had nice packaging to prevent it from ripping in the process of shipping. I first filled it up with air to test its durability (I didn’t want it to burst and then get water all over the basement). This worked better than you would believe. After having a few workouts like that, I filled it up with water. This made it weigh around 35 pounds. This worked even better than filling it with air! When I punched it, it actually felt like hitting a human. It is especially good for uppercuts, as a regular heavy bag just doesn’t work for that. Overall, I would recommend this to anyone looking for an aqua bag alternative.