Powerline Wavemaster Jr.

Name: Powerline Wavemaster Jr.
Brand: Century US Retail
SKU: 10142-010
Price: 199.99 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU: 10142

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Age: Youth
Bag Type: Freestanding
Bag Weight: Variable Weight
Height: > 35in.
Product Line: Wavemaster
Martial Arts Style: Karate, Taekwondo, and Multiple
Material: Nylon

The perfect size for young martial artists, the Powerline Wavemaster Jr. is ideal for punching and kicking, constructed with twice the amount of durable foam as the Kid Kick Wavemaster. The base fills with sand or water and is rounded for easy relocation. This bag has four height adjustments from 37 inches to 52 inches (floor to top of bag) and weighs approximately 170 lbs. when filled with water.

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Durable Vinyl

Century uses heavy-duty vinyl. Minimal stretch and easy to clean. Takes years of punishment without any required conditioning.

Fortified Base

The Powerline base is engineered to resist flexing and withstand years of rigorous use. The circular, shaped structure is easy to move around the space, but distributes stress to absorb and dissipate damage.

Adjustable Height

The Powerline base stem has easily modified height settings for training variation. As easy as lift, turn, lock.

Extra-Thick Foam

All of Century’s heavy bags utilizes high-quality durable foam–expect years of reliable durability through decades of training. This bag won’t quit until your kid does. And they won’t.

Born of a Need

The Wavemaster

Innovators lead, and the rest fall in line. You move or get left behind chained to the past. Century has set the pace for martial arts equipment for decades, and with the freestanding bag it was no different. With our invention of the freestanding bag, we took another step forward. We move. After all, if you don't move, you won't notice your chains.

Overall rating: 3.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Wrinkles

"I'I've used many of their training bags, and most have been quite good. However, this particular bag has a significant issue. The nylon cover arrived with a wrinkled surface, which has only worsened over time. It now has permanent marks, leaving the surface uneven. I tried to get a replacement under warranty, but the process was cumbersome, as customers are required to cover the shipping costs. I strongly advise against purchasing this training bag. DON'T BUY it."

— Sailendra K. (2/5)

Slippery bottom

"I found an additional item to prevent this from slipping on the ground but it’s an additional $100. It’s an ok beginner bag filled with foam. The top is adjustable for my daughter to kick or punch. The opening to fill with sand or water is narrow like a bottle of water so have a funnel available."

— Ashley M. (4/5)

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Made in America.

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