
Dripex freestanding punch bag — 175 cm black
A 175 cm freestanding punch bag with a fillable base, springs and suction cups, for a suitable home training area.
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02Compare freestanding and hanging bags for the space you have at home.
03Choose a wrap length and learn how it affects the fit of your gloves.
04Find out when to buy boxing shoes and what to check when trying them on.
05Advice on gloves, clothing and equipment for women starting boxing.
06Find out what children need for a first class and when to buy their kit.

A 175 cm freestanding punch bag with a fillable base, springs and suction cups, for a suitable home training area.
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Read the guide →Advice on women’s boxing gloves, hand wraps, clothing and footwear, including how to find a comfortable fit for smaller hands and wrists.
Read the guide →Compare freestanding and hanging punch bags, including space, mounting, floor suitability, noise and the cost of setting them up.
Read the guide →Comfortable sportswear, clean trainers and a water bottle are usually enough to get started. Ask the gym whether it lends gloves and whether you need to bring your own wraps.
Our beginner’s guide explains what to pack, which equipment to buy first and what you can leave until later.