TITLE Punching Bag: Black with Red Webbing

TITLE has been building punching bags for the South African fight game for three decades, and this is the bag that shows it. A durable PVC shell made in South Africa holds its shape through years of heavy rounds, while reinforced webbing straps carry the load at the hanging point, the exact part that fails first on cheaper imported bags.

Sizes and specifications

• Seven sizes: S (0.5m), M (0.65m), L (0.9m), XL (1m), XXL (1.2m), XXXL (1.5m) and XXXXL (1.8m, in 38cm or 28cm diameter).
• Made in South Africa: Locally manufactured PVC shell, not an imported bag badged after the fact.
• Reinforced webbing straps: Load-bearing straps at the hanging point, where cheap bags tear first.
• Red Webbing colourway: Large white-on-black TITLE logo box down the front, with a red top handle and red base band.
• Scales with your space: Weight and price rise with size, so a garage setup and a commercial gym floor each get the right bag.

Who it's for

Everyone from a first-timer buying their first bag to a gym owner kitting out a commercial floor. Boxers, kickboxers and anyone using bag rounds for conditioning. If you are choosing between sizes, L (0.9m) and XL (1m) cover most home training, while XXL and up suit gyms and heavier hitters.

Frequently asked questions

What size punching bag should I buy for a home gym?

For most home gyms, a 0.9m (L) or 1m (XL) bag is the right choice, long enough for body and head shots, light enough to hang from a standard wall bracket. Go to 1.2m (XXL) or larger if you are a heavier hitter or want a full commercial-length bag.

Do I need a bracket or stand to hang this bag?

Yes. The bag hangs from a wall bracket, a ceiling fixing or a freestanding stand, all sold separately. TITLE's standard wall bracket suits S to L bags, the large 120cm bracket handles XXL to XXXXL, and the freestanding stand works where you cannot drill.

Is this punching bag filled?

Bags in this range are supplied ready to train. Add a hanging chain and a swivel so the bag rotates on impact instead of putting torque on the mounting point.

Choose your size and get a locally built bag hanging the same week.

All Heavy Bags & Speciality Bags

• Wipe the shell down with a damp cloth and mild soap after heavy sessions, then let it air dry. Sweat sits on PVC without soaking in, so a wipe does the whole job
• No solvents, no bleach, no alcohol-based cleaners. They strip the finish off a PVC shell and take the printed logo with it
• Keep the bag out of direct sun. UV hardens a PVC shell and splits the seams, and a bag hung outside or in front of a window ages years faster than one indoors
• Check the webbing straps, box stitching and D-rings every few months, and again after anyone heavy has been working the bag. Straps fail before anything else on a hung bag, and they give you warning first
• Do not open or repack the bag. TITLE bags ship filled with textile shred, packed to the stated weight. Textile holds its shape under repeated impact, and nothing inside needs your attention
• Do not leave a bag lying on a concrete floor for months. The filling settles into the shape you leave it in
• Wear wraps and gloves. A bare-knuckle habit marks the shell and shortens its life as much as it shortens yours

Double-End Bags & Speed Bags

• Wipe the shell with a damp cloth after each session
• Air dry away from heat and direct sun
• Leather only: condition every few months so it does not dry out and crack
• Powerhide and synthetic: clean with mild soap and dry in shade. Direct sunlight degrades synthetic material
• Never submerge and never machine wash
• Deflate the bag or drop it to low pressure if it is going away for a season, so the seams are not held under load for months