Un-Filled Grappling Dummy Wrestling Dummy Jiu Jitsu Dummy for BJJ MMA Judo Karate Training Adult Kids and Youth Practice Tackling Dummies

This is really strong quality! My five-year-old is obsessed with wrestling his sister so this was the gift that she gave him for Christmas to do that instead of doing it with her! HahaStuffing it with memory foam was making it really heavy, so we added packing peanuts and that made it a little more lightweight for his age! The size is definitely for like a grown adult, but my son with less weight was able to do it fine! It's nice that it comes Unpacked so you can change the weight based on the age .

It has held up great after a year of being beat up. Stuff it full of old clothes and the thing weighs a ton.

This dummy is working well and I am enjoying drilling with it, but stuffing it was difficult and requires maintenance. I originally built a pvc skeleton and stuffed around that but soon realized the skeleton was not useful and made certain moves unnatural. I ended up removing the pvc. When I purchased this, I also purchased a used heavy bag from a thrift store and used the stuffing from the bag in the dummy. It required some jiujitsu skills to stuff the stuffing at different angles using a broom handle to shove it deep and compact it. Shoulder joints tend to lose stuffing to other places so it's not perfect. Will need to add more over time. Still a good training tool.

Size is great. The quality is tough I’ve had mine for almost two years and use it alot I just got a little tear but overall it’s great for my kids to practice with. I do recommend

Great judo training tool. I stuffed it with towels ,rags and made the legs and back rigid by using 1/2 inch tubing and pool noodles for the arms and legs. I am 80 years old and I can still remember the throws. My 7 year old grandson beats it up with taekwondo techniques.

It ripped on the sleeve while I was filling it with shredded cloth. Never even got to use it. Don’t waste your money.

If purely trying to use it for an on the feet wrestling dummy it is very hard to keep upright on the side of you. Legs are long and taper real narrow for lack of stability in the legs when holding upright.. Filled it with the filling from a old boxing heavy bag so is firm enough and decently heavy .. it wasn't the worst stuffing it but took alot of strength and effort to get it compressed down each arm and leg..

I ordered this because I wanted a stand-up dummy for takedown, sweep, and throw drills. I am very tall, so I went with the 6ft version. Now, first off, there is no way this is 6ft tall. Probably closer to 5'10", but that's way better than under 5ft which seems standard.To use this as a stand up dummy, I put a couple 1/2 inch PVC pipes in the body, down the legs and meeting in the head. I taped old clothes to the ends of the pipes so they don't put so much pressure on the material, and it has been working great.I have used this dummy about 30min a day for the last week, doing some full contact judo sweeps and throws and it has held up very well. I think pulling on the arms too much may cause them to rip, but so far I have had nothing but a good time.