RDX Punch Bag
RDX freestanding punch bag set up as a compact home training station, finished in an all-black look with the subtle oversized RDX branding running down the striking column. It’s the tall 6ft style bag, designed to give you a long, continuous target for straight punches, hooks and body shots, while also being high enough for higher-line work and light kick practice. The main cylinder sits on a heavy pedestal base, and the whole thing is made to live in a corner of a room without needing wall mounts or ceiling chains — just drop it into position and it’s ready whenever you are.
What I like about this design is how “engineered” it feels for indoor use. The base is a large, ribbed, low-profile drum that you can fill for ballast (RDX’s own spec graphics show up to 80L of water or up to 150kg of sand), and the underside uses a multi-cup suction layout that’s intended to spread the footprint and reduce sliding on smooth floors. The product infographics also highlight features aimed at comfort and durability: a layered striking surface with impact diffusion (including thick foam padding and internal textile filling), plus protective outer materials and a weather-resistant construction theme, which fits the idea of a bag that can take thousands of repeated hits without quickly looking battered. In my photos the bundle is completed with matching RDX gloves and hand wraps, making it feel like a full “first boxing setup” rather than just a single item.
Overall, it’s a brilliant bit of kit for building a beginner routine at home: short rounds, steady pacing, working on basic technique, coordination, and cardio without having to leave the house. It’s practical, space-efficient, and it photographs well too — the tall matte black column and chunky base give it that clean, modern “home gym” aesthetic.
RDX Punch Bag
RDX freestanding punch bag set up as a compact home training station, finished in an all-black look with the subtle oversized RDX branding running down the striking column. It’s the tall 6ft style bag, designed to give you a long, continuous target for straight punches, hooks and body shots, while also being high enough for higher-line work and light kick practice. The main cylinder sits on a heavy pedestal base, and the whole thing is made to live in a corner of a room without needing wall mounts or ceiling chains — just drop it into position and it’s ready whenever you are.
What I like about this design is how “engineered” it feels for indoor use. The base is a large, ribbed, low-profile drum that you can fill for ballast (RDX’s own spec graphics show up to 80L of water or up to 150kg of sand), and the underside uses a multi-cup suction layout that’s intended to spread the footprint and reduce sliding on smooth floors. The product infographics also highlight features aimed at comfort and durability: a layered striking surface with impact diffusion (including thick foam padding and internal textile filling), plus protective outer materials and a weather-resistant construction theme, which fits the idea of a bag that can take thousands of repeated hits without quickly looking battered. In my photos the bundle is completed with matching RDX gloves and hand wraps, making it feel like a full “first boxing setup” rather than just a single item.
Overall, it’s a brilliant bit of kit for building a beginner routine at home: short rounds, steady pacing, working on basic technique, coordination, and cardio without having to leave the house. It’s practical, space-efficient, and it photographs well too — the tall matte black column and chunky base give it that clean, modern “home gym” aesthetic.