[Outdated. 🆕🔗👇 ] How to Fill a Grappling Dummy - Ft. the SMARTY! (Best Dummy EVER!)

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

This video is outdated. Check out our NEW & Improved SMARTY Filling Procedure video below! How We Fill the Grappling SMARTY kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKKZlKKuj7B8r5o

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

One modification to the contents of this video that we've discovered through much experience and customer feedback: it's actually preferable NOT to pack the shoulders and upper arms too tightly, to allow for more mobility in the shoulder, which will facilitate the execution of all types of shoulder locks, as well as head & arm strangulations. And yes, this is still the case for the new & improved SMARTY 2.0, as well as Kid & XL models, albeit not quite as much as for the original 1.0 design. Hope this helps! - Patrick

[@ShaiTeller]

Is this still relevant to the 2.0?

[@itsdannyftw]

Is this still relevant to the 2.0?

[@DaiBhaiAdventures]

Is this still relevant to the 2.0?

[@mapleridgefarm1026]

Yes same, is this still relevant for the 2.0

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

@@mapleridgefarm1026 Yes, but not as much, since the mobility has already been increased through the modification of the design. But you still don't want to stuff the shoulders too tightly for the SMARTY 2.0. Hope this helps!

[@lesliecarllightfoot]

The grappling smarty is amazing. We have both a lay flat and a Gus dummy. The grappling smarty is next level. It took an afternoon to get the clothes from goodwill, wash and dry them at the laundromat, fill and put a gi on Smarty. Today was the first time I was able to roll with smarty. It is amazing how lifelike it is to drill with when filled as y’all recommend. The weight is very similar to rolling with a 180# training partner. You guys have hit the nail on the head. The way the arms and legs are bent it takes some precision to hit the hips with the knee when doing knee slices. Knee on belly is lifelike too. Thanks to whoever engineered this thing as you guys got it right. Btw I told my 5 year old grandson we were getting a new smarty training dummy and he got a kick out of the name

[@anntrece1396]

Thank YOU!!! My daughter is in her 2nd year of Jujitsu and I just came across an actual Grappling Dummy ((WHO KNEW)) and now I'm shopping for the best way and types of fabric to stuff it with. Appreciate YOU! :)

[@willb169]

Thank you very much for making this QA video so i can pack my Smarty 2.0 XL in a quality manner without having to pay all that unnecessary freight from your country to mine. I'm super excited to be able to do a LOT of drills that most people would hate me for and keep me from losing training partners. Appreciate you making a quality product! Cheers

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thanks for the kind comment!

[@Crossley8524]

I stuffed this as directed. Took me 4 hours to do it properly working the fabric in.

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Yeah, it can take some time. Good job!

[@FightCommentary]

I'm getting on this soon ;)

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Looking forward to seeing your moves on the SMARTY!

[@billycoughlin8970]

I filled mine with concrete, works really well

[@Jakomaniac1]

Really?

[@MythicalTurki]

​@@Jakomaniac1ofc not😂😂

[@Theincredibleh]

Replicating that top pressure

[@SIBERIANO-O2P]

Será q vale a pena comprar????????? Saudações do Rio de Janeiro/Brasil

[@day9s]

Brooo w comment 😂

[@handinfire8073]

Thanks Patrick. Just received my Smarty from you and filling it this weekend. Can't wait!!

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Nice! Thanks a lot for your order :)

[@Seb_Astien]

I just ordered mine. As a white belt with only one class in (just joined).... The dummy is likely better skilled than me... So I'll name it Coach.

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thank you very much for your order!

[@juggernautmma42]

Ordered mine today. Can’t wait

[@OlivierAmbroziak]

Ur telling me u payed 200 Euro for a unfilled dummy 😭

[@YearOfThe_Dog]

Who is this guy? Somebody give this gentleman an award! 🤯

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Lol… Thanks! 🙏 - Patrick Fulop

[@gafaicheng]

Folks, I am posting my product review for the Grappling Smarty. I hope that's ok! First off; 4 stars out of 5! I unpacked it and threw a spare gi on it right away so I could do lapel chokes and spider guard. I compared the Grappling Smarty to some cheap cloth ones my school bought for the lock down, and to the Fairtex grappling dummy. I'm a bit of a slow learner, so I often need to review moves at home after class. Also, I do shift work, so sometimes I just can't make it to class. With the covid lock down, I often train in my garage. I looked long and hard at other dummies; I vote for the Grappling Smarty. Here's why. Size: It's about 5'7, reasonably anatomically correct, with the right proportions. It's like rolling with a partner who has a stocky build with wide lats and glutes. I like that it has round knubs for a closed fist shape, and feet for ankle and heel hook locks. SUGGESTION; for a new model, please give the head more of a real shape if possible, and chin and more neck. It's not bad for rear naked chokes, but not quite there yet. I found a size A2 BJJ gi was a little tight on it, so I threw on a size 3 judo gi instead and it fits. WARNING: since bjj gi's have narrower sleeves, it's a lot of work it slip the Smarty's "hands' through the bjj gi. Judo gi sleeves are wider and fit the "hands" better. Weight: at 50 lbs, it was plenty heavy. It was like really moving a real person. Doing sweeps from guard bottom, rolling back takes, etc felt like a light workout. I would not want this heavier. Stiffness: mine came pre-filled. It had the "density" or feel of yanking on a real body. Some other grappling dummies are either too hard or soft. Holding it in my guard, doing kesa gatame, etc felt pretty real. The Fairtex is way to stiff. Position of the limbs: It's designed to keep the "dead bug pose" or side mount top, or turtle position. This is perfect as you're fighting a guy who is framing or in guard bottom, etc. I didn't find I had to "pre-position" limbs before I practiced a move. I'm impressed that there is no internal wiring to imitate a skeletal structure. The limbs are in position because of the cut of the leather/vinyl. There are strategically positioned accordion patches to ease up on where real joints would move, to prevent wear and tear on stitching. The limbs return to position fairly quick, just like a real opponent holding his frames. Construction: I'm not sure if the material is leather or vinyl, but it's smooth to touch. It won't absorb sweat, you can just wipe it off. The stitching so far looks well done. I did submissions on it and tugged on the limbs and it's sturdy. You can strike it too without worry. I'm sure over time it would soften up a little, but apparently, you can stuff it more if you want. Practicality/realism: I put it in every position on the ground I could think of; mount top/bottom, guard top/bottom, side mount top/bottom, turtle, etc. I like the position, size, proportion of this thing, gotta admit. Obviously, you can do ground and pound on it. I don't have the hanging harness you can use to hang it from the ceiling, but I'm curious, because I want to practice standing judo throws on it. Affordability for what you get: I know times are tough for all of us, so price for quality is important. I am happy that I got what I paid for. If bjj is gonna be my lifelong hobby, the $550 or so bucks I paid is small in the long run. I know there are cheaper dummies out there, but I don't think they would compare well to the Grappling Smarty. I have used the Fairtex grappling dummy, and prefer the Grappling Smarty. Not to slam Fairtex , BUT: they charge a whopping $900 PLUS shipping, it's way too stiff, too dense, way too heavy, and the limbs aren't positioned as well as the Grappling Smarty. However, I DO like that the Fairtex feels more realistic to rear naked choke. The biggest disadvantage for me was the high price, and that's BEFORE shipping! The Grappling Smarty moves and feels more like a real person ( for a dummy that is). Over all, I am very happy with my purchase! Thank you to the owner, Patrick!

[@mrmalio]

thanks for the review

[@gafaicheng]

@@mrmalio You're welcome! I think the 2.0 version is out soon, I'd love to know if anyone gets it and does a review!

[@lewisp9503]

Really tempted to give this a try, I was just wondering whether it is strong enough to fill with a combination of maybe sand to make it heavier. I tried a friends cheap dummy, although I still think it was helpful I would of liked it heavier so I have to put effort into sweeping etc Thanks

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

You can, meaning the SMARTY is strong enough, but we don't recommend it, since the extra weight will make it quite challenging to reset over you when drilling bottom techniques. Dead weight is very different from a live human training partner's weight. Hope this helps! - Patrick

[@ArbHunter]

good idea thanks

[@angelawallace6317]

Filling the dummys a workout in itself lol

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

It is! We're having trouble keeping up with demand for the pre-filled version lol

[@An123Observer]

Something I did. I found these pool noodles that you can adjust their shape (they basically have spines inside). I built a skeletons with the noodles. Now I can adjust the body into different positions and it holds its adjustments. Also makes joint lock much more satisfying. It did make it much harder to stuff though 😕

[@mathis8015]

I just ordered from France ! Hope it won't be too hard to fill it. I can't wait to receive it :)

[@streetwiseguitar5113]

Will you be uploading a video of you demonstrating rolling with it or somebody rolling with it?

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

We will publish a series of content featuring the SMARTY in the future, just been crazy busy keeping up with demand, both with the SMARTY business and with our gym. Meantime, please check out our videos on Facebook or Insta @grapplingsmarty! - Patrick

[@paulthemediacreator]

This is amazing, do you have any demos of you using the dummy? Also, what’s it like for mount escapes and closed guard attacks? Thanks

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Check out this recent one by Aaron Benzrihem! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqWkgqtpe9VmiK8

[@paulthemediacreator]

@@EffectiveMartialArts thank you!

[@ianc435]

If I show up to your gym with a smarty. Can I get a free roll for the day??? Lol

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Sure, I’ll throw in a free day pass with a SMARTY proof of purchase receipt! In case I’m no there that day, just show one of our awesome team members this comment! 🙏 - Patrick

[@d3athraz0r22]

Gonna try and buy one of these soon

[@antoniorolon4301]

“Like a day one white belt” 😂😂😂

[@Shirokeh]

How do you know if you've filled the legs too heavy without having gotten up to the hips yet? Don't want to have to take it all the way out again but I'm already done up to upper thighs and the legs feel really heavy already. I did polyfill mid-shin (would you have advised filling whole shin with polyfill if you have enough to make it as light as possible so that it props up when in a supine position or the dummy would be too light?), and then stuffed fabric between the polyfill and the outer shell around mid-shin and upwards and when I got to the knee caps, it was pretty heavy already... do I take everything out now and restart or what? Would really appreciate your help. Thank you!! I spent already 5 hours straight filling with legs, 1 fabric at a time... my fingers are like in pain lol. Didn't expect it to take this long..

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Hey Shirokeh, sounds like you might be over-doing it a bit. Most people have trouble compressing the fabric enough, but in rare instances, some can compress too much. You want to find a happy medium where it feels full and homogenous, but not rock-hard. Please note that it will loosen up over time as you train with it though. Hope this helps! 🙏 - Patrick

[@Shirokeh]

@@EffectiveMartialArts thank you. can you please confirm how much the dummy's should weigh or how much the average weight is for your filled dummies? Is the 33kg too much? It feels heavy and hard to move around / set up in the right positions so my technique execution feels very slow. Is this something I will just get used to? Or should I take everything out again and stuff less? I weigh 70kg. When I filled the dummy up to the upper legs right below the hip, it was already 13kg.

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

@@Shirokeh Yeah, not sure if you have the standard-size 2.0 or the SMARTY XL, but in both cases, the 2.0 should weigh no more than about 25 kg, and the XL around 30 kg tops. Again, you want to compress, but not too much. Hope this helps! 🙏

[@Crossley8524]

It took me 4 hours.

[@Theymond]

Yikes. took me about an hour. I used a wooden dowel to help compact the polyfil and clothes into the corners to save my fingers.

[@brandongeorge3845]

Thanks man

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

My pleasure!

[@spideybones5456]

Mine just arrived, looking forward to testing it out!

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Nice! Looking forward to hearing your feedback :)

[@spideybones5456]

@@EffectiveMartialArts I've really enjoyed using the SMARTY, it really is versatile and durable, I've been able to drill and practice transitions after class and sharpen my techniques. Very happy with it!!

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

@@spideybones5456 Happy to hear it! Have fun :)

[@jenniferstc]

What’s the best way to disinfect after usage? Can I use light chemical based cleaner, like a Lysol spray? I don’t want to damage the surface

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Any light household cleaner will do!

[@Adz27]

Hey, expecting one soon in the mail. Have you tried pool noodles? Would they be any good for the limbs with additional fabric packing, or does this make it too hard to fill?

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thanks for your order! Wouldn't recommend pool noodles. It will be hard to fill the exact shape of the limbs, and you most likely won't get the right consistency in the joints. Please follow the instructions in this video for best results! - Patrick

[@gafaicheng]

Hi Adam, I made my own dummy from pool noodles, ( like everyone else did in the lock down! :) but now that I own an actual Grappling Smarty, there's co comparison! Best wishes!

[@UndefeatedEagle]

What are pool noodles?

[@seanddread]

Hi. How much fabric and poly are needed for the XL? Guessing something g like 3 lbs and 60 lbs.

[@pingwinson369]

Thank you!

[@tomsexton3530]

Would carpet padding be a possibility for filling? Thank you

[@picklebjj8517]

Just ordered mine, wondering if this extra shredded memory foam I have could replace the poly fill?

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Hey, sorry for the late reply. It could potentially do, but it should be shredded very fine, otherwise you’ll feel clumps. Also, it’s probably not as expansive as the Poly-Fill. For best results, please follow the recipe! Practice well 👊

[@stephenstauffer5048]

Could you use poly fill for the entire thing? I bought a 20lb case without realizing you only suggest 2lbs haha… I have about 10 lbs of fabric too.

[@crystalmiller5198]

I just filled the Smarty kids and it was extremely hard to get my arm down the feet and hands to the bottom tips. I pushed it through best I could but it was a bit difficult. The quality is super awesome. I literally stuffed it and pulled it and can feel the quality for sure. Will update after my kids open it and use it for Christmas. In my opinion id rather pay the extra money to fill it. Took me about two and a half hours. Looks easier in the video but I digress😂. Can't wait to see my kids practice with it.

[@Wayniesgirl]

Just so you know, I ordered mine pre stuffed. It's really stiff! I am going to need to take some out, I think

[@crystalmiller5198]

​@Wayniesgirl I believe if you use it a bit it tends to go down (the filling) and move a tad bit. You have to break it in a bit. Thank you for letting me know.

[@Wayniesgirl]

@@crystalmiller5198 Have your kids already been using theirs?

[@crystalmiller5198]

​@Wayniesgirl yes they have. They love it.

[@juskin]

When filling the smarty with sheets, should I try to scrunch the sheets up? Or keep them flat?

[@juskin]

Or should I be cutting them up into pieces?

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Cut up into rag-sized pieces is best. Otherwise you'll have trouble fitting them smoothly, especiall y in the limbs. You can get away with slightly larger pieces in the toros. Hope this helps!

[@krymera666x7]

Dammit, I used to live on the West Island. Would be great to train there.

[@corybeeston8317]

Can you use a little memory foam aswell?

[@AtomicApe13]

Thank You 🙏🏼

[@wildchilde69]

Hi, just wondering how well this works for closed guard and half guard work? Or lasso & other gi based guards etc? I didn't see much in the short'ish demo reel that was provided. Thanks :)

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Hey Judo JoNny, yes indeed! It's perfect for any type of guard play. It will cup your hips nicely in closed guard, and offer you just enough forward pressure to execute any type of upper body sub, back take, leg entry, or sweep. From closed guard as well, or any other type of guard you can think of. We'll do more content on this in the future, but meantime, here's a quick example of a cool bottom drill you can do for framing, balance, and control: instagram.com/stories/highlights/17844077066549219/ Looking forward to fulfilling your order on GrapplingSMARTY.com! - Patrick

[@ttrfan1457]

Mine will arrive soon, too ! I’m looking forward to see if its long enough for me (im 6ft2)

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thanks for your order! Enjoy 😊

[@Dawood4]

do you think I can mix in shredded rubber pellets to make it closer to 100 lbs?

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

You can, but we don't recommend it. We've found that our recommended procedure offers the optimal balance of resistance and maneuverability. Making it heavier will make it challenging to practice techniques from the bottom position, having to reset it on top every time. Dead weight is significantly different from a live human's weight, insofar as a human will always have a tendency to post to regain their balance and will actively be looking to get and stay on top. So unless you plan on simply using the SMARTY to lift for fitness purposes, we recommend sticking with our procedure for best results and an optimal training experience. Hope this helps!

[@juggernautmma42]

How much pounds of poly-fill will it take to fill the feet and hands?

[@PatrickTeachestheWorld]

Hi, how about filling with just poly fill? How do you think that would work?

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

It would. Poly-Fill is a bit more expensive than recycled fabric though, and it will make the SMARTY lighter. Some people might prefer that. Either way, hope you enjoy your SMARTY!

[@billyrichmond8493]

About how much poly fill is needed if only using poly?

[@t.s.2006]

Im more of a power bottom so the dummy works best when filled with lead

[@AryaXVII]

Will this work well on fabric type dummy’s or do you recommend I get a leather mma dummy?

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

The filling procedure should work well on any dummy, but of course, I would highly recommend getting a SMARTY on GrapplingSMARTY.com, it's the absolute best for many reasons! - Patrick

[@FebruaryThird0]

Give us more vid ! some sample drill and sell us how it is better than dummy that lay flat. I have a bubba dummy. so… close on pulling the trigger and upgrade :)

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Check out this Facebook ad! facebook.com/GrapplingSmarty/videos/509240030507979 Enjoy :) - Patrick

[@FebruaryThird0]

@@EffectiveMartialArts I cant resist anymore.. just got one, cant wait until it's here :)

[@SIickTurtIe]

Yup, buying it filled. 😂

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

That's definitely easier 😉

[@Shirokeh]

Any reason why you don't suggest polyfill in the head? Just wondering thank you!

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

You could, it’s just not necessary, and Poly-Fill is more expensive than fabric.

[@voodootech8424]

Can someone teln us about the experience with this dummy?

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Check out the reviews on GrapplingSMARTY.com! :)

[@makkavelli3972]

Is Sand not better or Easier

[@itsdannyftw]

Is there any reason you shouldn't fill the whole thing with polyester filling? Or is it the most ideal, but the only thing is cost - and that's why clothing cut is better (besides the limbs as you mentioned)?

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

You could fill the whole thing with polyester stuffing, but I find it makes it a bit too light, and especially in the torso, it gives more of a “pillowy” feel which is not as accurate as fabric to mimic the consistency of a human. The cost is also much more than fabric indeed. I think Hobby Fill is just a different brand name for the same product. Hope this helps! 🙏

[@itsdannyftw]

@@EffectiveMartialArts Perfect thanks so much!

[@bigjake6044]

How much Polyfill will I need?

[@SIBERIANO-O2P]

Vcs enviam para o BRASIL??????? Visitando o seu canal agora Quanto custa???????

[@drewcool8431]

Can you use foam sealant to fill the dummy?

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thought about it, but never tried. If you're referring to the aerosol type that you shoot and expands, it would have to be the very flexible kind, and I'm not sure how you would do this withough making a huge mess. Also, that would be advisable for the limbs and possibly head, but I would keep fabric for the torso to give it a bit of weight and staying power. Please let us know if you try it! :)

[@Toxic_doc]

Should the head be packed with fabric? Feels like it weighs it down?

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

We usually fill the head with fabric, but you can also use Poly-Fill if you want to make it lighter!

[@itsdannyftw]

Would hobby fill work? Is it the same?

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Yes, I'm pretty sure Hobby Fill is just another brand of polyester stuffing like Poly-Fill.

[@Theymond]

I never looked more ridiculous than when my wife walked in on me ramming a wooden dowel into this things opening in the back to stuff the clothing down into one of the legs -- the dummy sitting backwards on my lap, one hand reaching around to grab its throat and hold it in place while my other rammed the dowel down into the leg.

[@giovannisanchez7168]

Hello, I am from Peru, a question will the Dummy have the position of standing? How much is the price of the Dummy with the filling up to Peru? Thank you

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

It won't stand on its own, as this would defeat the purpose of having a proper guard for grappling, but you can hold it upright using the SMARTY Harness. For all the details including the shipping costs, please find all this info direclty on GrapplingSMARTY.com! Looking forward to fulfilling your order :)

[@Zundopolis]

Stuffing this thing was an absolute pain in my fat arm. Ho-ly cow dude.

[@SamboBreakdown]

How do I transition from kickboxing to mma. any tips

[@matthewhooyenga3432]

Learn to grapple :)

[@champnika2711]

learn bjj

[@dianadiana3818]

@@matthewhooyenga3432 yup, learn how to pull guard hehe 😜

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Like they said, learn BJJ, and learn to wrestle. Find a good gym in your area that can guide you at your own pace. Hope this helps! - Patrick

[@briangraham4652]

How much polyfill is needed? Is 5lbs enough

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Yes, 5 lbs is more than enough. As mentioned in the video, 2 lbs (1 kg) should be plenty. Hope this helps!

[@JJ-ks6ml]

How many kg of Polyfill please?

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

1 kg should do 👍

[@wjds7206]

hello do you ship in the phillipines

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Yes, we ship worldwide!

[@ViincenttB]

It’s so hard to fill 😢

[@bfox89]

I have 50lb box of poly fiber. Can I just use that ???

[@bfox89]

Poly fill

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Yes, you can! It will make the SMARTY lighter than with recycled fabric, but should give it a nice shape, as long as you pack it tightly. Hope this helps! 🙏 - Patrick

[@ramsey2727]

@@EffectiveMartialArts How can I make it heavier around 70+ pounds?

[@vishnutej3917]

Sir can u export it to india

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Yes we do! Looking forward to fulfilling your order on GrapplingSMARTY.com!

[@wjds7206]

How to order???

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

GrapplingSMARTY.com! :)

[@erikatkinson]

Would have been nice to tell us about taping the Velcro at the beginning of the video instead of after the filling instructions. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@LC-in5or]

Grappling dummy squats 😅

[@peppertime1]

dude... first oss n respect for your work! im training at royal jiu-jitsu quebec !! i was to buy on amazon but no way Pat!! i'd buy it on the spot but i have to send your link to my GF cause its the only gift now i want!!!( GUYS , ASK THIS FOR A GIFT FROM YOUR SO!!) She's all chrismass so i will tap out to her for sure... but now , from that very 16 nov 2022 et bien je vais pouvoir m'entrainer et driller chez moi quand je ne peux pas aller a l'academie!!! btw, i personaly invite you to come at Royal bjj in beauport Québec city! its free of course , we have our 2 owners graduated to BB under hammer haché/under enzo gracie. Ce serait un honneur de t'acceullir Pat... les owners, je suis sur que tu les connais... mick et nick roy. oss et respect .

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Merci pour l’invitation! Et si tu n’as pas vu encore, check le vidéo sur la page d’accueil de notre site pour le SMARTY 2.0! 👉 GrapplingSMARTY.com Bien hâte de remplir ta commande! Au plaisir 😊 - Patrick

[@MichaelJames707]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@hasfidanken]

I am having trouble putting the gi on, especially the jacket. Any advice?

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Yeah, it's a challenge. Go up a size or 2. We might eventually develop a custom SMARTY Gi that would be easier to put on and take off if we receive enough demand... Let us know!

[@aphaomega0098]

I was going to fill mine with sand

[@grecowrestler7959]

I used a baseball bat to stuff the feet with polyfill.

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

That is a great idea indeed!

[@BLOODSTAINEDRUGER]

tried filling mine with sand, yeah shit ain’t happening

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Lol... yeah, we don't recommend that :)

[@pbfiveo]

Wash the material/fabric u got from the thrift shop 🤢

[@sefamoa7877]

$235 unfilled and $447 filled and that's a sale price. Hmmmm!. No thank you.

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Cheap isn't good, and good isn't cheap ;) Also, it's CAD. FYI. - Patrick

[@crystalmiller5198]

It is well worth the money. The quality is top notch and blows all other grappling dummies out of the water. It's the Ferrari of dummies! 🙌