Outslayer Muay Thai Bag Stands 7ft 8inch tall 350lbs Capacity

I just received my stand and put it together already. I already have a heavy bag so all I had to do was attached it. Once I had the bags filled with sand and started to use it, I realized how sturdy this stand really is. It was not hard to put together either. All of the screws were included in the box and all it took was a set of pliers and torque wrench and I was all set.

A decent free standing bag stand that can withstand kicks is difficult to find. This product is the best I have found. The only improvement I would like to see is rubber feet on the ends of the legs. I have this set up in my garage, as I imagine many others do, and the metal slides quite easily along the concrete floor despite the sand bags.

Just got this assembled today and couldn't be happier. I'm using it for a 130 lb bag, and there is some regular swaying as you're hitting the bag, but that's natural given the set up. Overall it still feels really strong. I love how open it is, and I can even kick freely without worrying about hitting the stand itself. I do wish the instructions that came with it would have been up to date, but other than that headache, super happy I got this.

Believe it or not, this stand is pretty sturdy and holds the 150lb Outslayer Thai bag very well. I'll give a real fast review of the bag itself in this review, and will leave a separate one on the bag's product page.I really can't say much about the stand, I mean it's a stand and it does its job in hold the bag. I'll save the personal story of looking for a bag and get down to what makes this a great stand and maybe a few things that might not.--Set up was a breeze. Took about 10 mins to get it up and ready to hang the bag--You get about a 180 degree room for movement/footwork. This was my main concern and I'm quite satisfied with the space that I can move and hit the bag.--As I mentioned, this stand seems very sturdy, nicely welded. It does wobble, but the wobbling comes from the top hanging part, not the actual stand itself. The stand does not move when I hit the bag. I hope I'm clear on that. I would like to add that I have 1 sandbag on each of the front feet and 3 bags anchoring the back. The stand comes with 3 sand bags. I made an extra one with play sand from depot {use duct tape to wrap the sand container/bag).--I'm a big guy, 6ft 210lbs+ the bag and stand can take a beating and roundhouse kicks. Speaking of kicks, I don't feel scared of hurting my foot when kicking. There is enough space to throw a kick and not hit the stand.--One thing to note, when throw a side kick and the bag sways whichever direction you kicked it to, the sandbag interferes in the swaying. Not a problem for me, but if you want your bag to sway for whatever reason, you might have to move the sandbag somewhere along the feet of stand.--As I mentioned, the top part that holds the bag does wobble, with that said, it does make a little bit of rattling noise. Doesn't bother me, but maybe it's something worth knowing.Real quick mention of the Outslayer heavy bag. It's excellent and I definitely recommend.If anything changes I will update this review.

I purchased this stand off the Outslayer site because I needed it cut to fit my basement gym. It arrived exactly as I requested and fit perfectly in my gym. I know a lot about fitness equipment and pricing. This stand is about $800. The cost of steel has gone up so that will drive the cost of the stand. But after putting it together, i questioned if it's worth $800. There are no end caps on the legs which could help in stabilization. The paint on the stand seems somewhat cheap, but it's ok. The sleeve which joins the top portion to the bottom portion could be beefed up for better support along with more bolts added. It really is a bare bones heavy bag stand. It has been performing well and seems to be pretty sturdy. I placed the stand on a 1/4 in thick rubber mat. With the sandbags in place the stand does not move at all nor does it make much noise. All in all it's doing what it's intended to do and doing it well. There are other stands simular to the Outslayer design that sell for well over $1500 so I guess for the money, this stand is good. The outslayer heavy bag stand is fine for my 100 pound bag but I would question if it would perform the same with a 150-200 plus bag hanging from it. It does come with a 12 year warranty. Bottom line, it's likely overpriced, but it's a good stand and should perform well for you.UPDATE: 10/13/2020I have use the heavy bag stand for about three weeks, 4-5 times per week. The weld on the top nut of the center piece has come apart, See picture. Now the stand tilts a little because there is only one bolt holding the piece in place. After using the stand, I have realized the following. This could be a great stand if Outslayer paid attention to detail. The welds on the center piece nuts are not robust eough. They should weld the entire circumference of all the nuts, like a lot of the highend fitness equipment companies do. They should powercoat the entire stand and add end caps on the bottom. They should also use a thicker grade of steel for that center piece since it's the most important part of the entire stand. This would then make the stand worth the cost.The good news is I contacted Outslayer via email ( with the picture) and via phone. They are sending a new center piece out no questions asked. So they do stand by their products.I get the impression that the stand is outsourced in some manner and not directly made by Outslayer. If that's the case, I would suggest that Outslayer do some quality control inspections.I will update when I receive the center piece.UPDATE: 10/16/2020I recieved the center piece as promised. Customer service at Outslayer is EXCELLENT and their warrantee legit . The weld on the new center piece nut was obviously more robust. About twice as much as the old piece. I still say Outslayer should weld around the entire nut, but this should be ok.I still say this is a good heavy bag stand and would buy it again. BUT, outslayer could have a fantastic stand if they just paid more attention to detail.I own an outslayer heavy bag and it is flawless. Worth every cent. So, Outslayer, put the same love you put into your bags ,into your heavy bag stand and you will have the best stand out there at a good price.

This stand is great. It’s fairly easy to assemble with one person. It’s held together by four “heavy duty” bolts. The only problem I’ve had with the two of the bolts is that one of them broke when I was tightening it as much as I could but I just found a hardware store carrying the bolt and bought the replacement. It was less than $2.That was about seven months ago.Recently I decided to check how lose the bolts were and tighten any that needed it.I found one to be a little loose and it broke when I tightened it. I just don’t remember if that’s the replacement bolt or the original one.

Shipping took a while but communication and extras such as sand bags, handwraps, jumprope provided as bonus.Product has been put together. Well packaged (2 packages). Fits nicely in corner space. Only issue was that 2 metal leg parts were fused together, got stuck after freshly painted. I put a thin metal plate in between and hit lightly with a 45lb weight plate to unseparate.

This bag stand is excellent. Simple, and solid, easy to setup and adjust. This stand is great because it is strong without the use of side supports. On lesser bag stands, the side supports can catch your feet on hard Thai low kicks. Ouch. This bag stand doesn't have that problem. I would buy this stand again in a heartbeat. I wish I would have ordered this stand sooner. I was suspicious of all the positive reviews at first, but that was unfounded. Now here I am adding to the positive reviews. Do yourself a favor and get this stand!!