Wrestling Dummy Grappling Dummies - BJJ Dummy MMA Judo Karate Training jiu Jitsu Dummy Un-Filled - Sitting - Size: 5ft / 60 inches (Black - Blue - Red - Yellow)

Bought as Christmas gift to my talented nephew. I had read lot reviews it was hard to stuff it. They said not bad at all He said it was great for practice and it’s poseable form made moves and positions great to train. Great product

結構中に詰めないとヨレヨレになる。大のゴミ袋にパンパンに入れていた衣服を詰めてもまだ、足りなかった。ダミー人形自体は思ったりよりも手足が長くて、練習にもかなり使えそう。

I got this for my 5-year-old who’s practicing jiu jitsu, and overall, the dummy itself is well made and durable. It’s holding up nicely to throws, grappling, and regular use without any signs of tearing or weak seams.Setup & Filling - The biggest challenge is filling it. The ring at the top of the head was helpful — I clipped it to my punching bag stand to hold it upright while stuffing. Even so, the process was messy and time-consuming. I used shredded foam from Amazon, and it was very difficult to get it evenly into the limbs. It took me over an hour and a half, and I still don’t feel like the fill is perfect. I also tried pool noodles as suggested online, but that just made distributing the shredded foam even harder.Tips for Filling - If you plan on buying this unfilled version, I’d recommend using something smaller like beans, pellets, or even sandbags to get a more consistent weight distribution. Foam works, but it’s frustrating and messy.Performance Once Filled - Once it’s set up, it’s a great training tool. My kid has a blast practicing holds and throws, and the dummy holds its shape and balance well.Verdict - The product itself is excellent quality, but filling it is a serious hassle. If you don’t mind putting in the effort (and cleaning up the mess), this is a good buy. Otherwise, you might want to spend a little more for a pre-filled option or go with an easier filler like beans or sand.

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This was extremely difficult to fill. They really should come already stuffed.