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diamondpete · 02-28-2006, 09:11 AM

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I'm not sure a kid needs a small one, but a model with some extra padding could be a bit better for a tyke. But the kids at my place kick the big ones, too, except that the base comes up kind of high for the really small ones; I'm always worried about them hitting the base with their feet. I can't recall how young/small is your son, but that could be a consideration.

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Good point, something I thought about when goimg for the bag shaped bag as opposed to the torso shaped bag on a higher base.

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Otherwise, I think you'll be happy with whatever yout get.

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Great, I am still window shopping ( his b-day is in august, i like to plan ahead lol)

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Oh yeah: I'm not sure what is your living arrangement, but if you have neighbors, they will probably hear you hitting it.

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They will think it is my wife....

02-28-2006, 09:11 AM	#3 (permalink)
diamondpete Super Mod Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Japan Posts: 2,292 My Profile	Re: heavy bags [ QUOTE ] I'm not sure a kid needs a small one, but a model with some extra padding could be a bit better for a tyke. But the kids at my place kick the big ones, too, except that the base comes up kind of high for the really small ones; I'm always worried about them hitting the base with their feet. I can't recall how young/small is your son, but that could be a consideration. [/ QUOTE ] Good point, something I thought about when goimg for the bag shaped bag as opposed to the torso shaped bag on a higher base. [ QUOTE ] Otherwise, I think you'll be happy with whatever yout get. [/ QUOTE ] Great, I am still window shopping ( his b-day is in august, i like to plan ahead lol) [ QUOTE ] Oh yeah: I'm not sure what is your living arrangement, but if you have neighbors, they will probably hear you hitting it. [/ QUOTE ] They will think it is my wife....