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Question: whats the difference between the TITLE LiquiShockTM Foam & Water Heavy Bag and TITLE LiquiShockTM Water Heavy Bag? is it the same? or its different?
Document: I spilled some water during the fill but I have it setup outside by my pool so that wasn't a concern for me at least.As far as cons? It's not the cheapest bag on the market and you have to have a heavy duty stand if you go that route.
A water bed is NOT a good example because a water bed has a lot of area for the water to displace to. In the heavy bag, there is only a little area for the water to displace, at the top. So when you hit it, for it to give you're having to lift upwards all of the water above where you hit. So the give is not much, but it is enough for you to be able to hit the bag as hard as you can.
They are so much easier on your joints and muscles. Not to mention the fact that the bag absorbs the blows much better when filled with water, therefore keeping the bag almost stationary. Most standard heavy bags swing wildly when you're really pounding on them.Filling this bag was simple! Easy suggestions below:1. Attach a water shut off valve to the male end of the supplied bladder.
The bladder inside is not a hard cylinder, but more like a balloon. You can easily flatten the bag when it is not filled. As you fill it, you can see it expand out. I think that the internal bladder expands out against and compresses the outer foam. So the foam does give it a little give, but not much at all.
I have the 140 lbs. version of the bag. I have had this bag and used it almost daily for 2 months. This is by far the best heavy bag I have ever hit. I thought that since it is a water bag that it would move more and have more give to it. This is not the case. Because water is over 8 lbs. per gallon, the bag is very heavy once it is filled. I'm 194 lbs and I have the bag filled up to 112lbs right now.
The water seems to displace and absorb the impact more efficiently - so the bag stays more centered. So, alls good in the hood - a four star bag.Now, if only the set up wasn't such a hassle. First of all, the nozzle is male. And, pretty much every hose is also male. So,  you gotta go to the hardware store and find a male male converter for garden hoses. Took three different stores to find one.
Unless there is a big breakthrough in other bags, I don't think I will switch back from a water bag.
When your valve is closed and the water supply is shut off, disconnect your hose and you're  done and ready to hang  your bag. *If any of these simple steps confuse you, you're probably in over your head to begin with
The bottom doesn't have as much give because there is more water mass above to displace, but it is still much better than a non-water bag.-You can hit it at 100%.-Uppercuts and body shots are amazing.
There are no instruction s in the box and it's not intuitive when it's full. So, bsically yo uhave to drop the thing on a scale. Which gets a bit annoying after three or four tries. Then, when you fill it up most of the way (I got mine to 90lbs), and try to take the hose off, pressure from the rubber bag forces water out of the nozzle and up into the air.
Answer: no