MatArts MMA Grappling Punching Dummy for Kids Combat Sports BJJ jiu Jitsu Judo Karate Taekwondo Wrestling Buddies Tackling and Boxing Dummies (47" / 4 Feet) - UNFILLED

This is literally the best $35 I have ever spent. My son got this for Christmas and 10 months later still wrestles it all around the house, practicing all his WWE moves. No ripped seams — I’m amazed at the construction. It used to be me he was trying to wrestle! He calls him “Derek” - I think having one with a face is better/more fun for him than others without a face. My son has a lot of energy he needs to expend, and this really helps. As he gets stronger and I wear out a t-shirt or a sheet, I just stuff Derek with it and it makes him a few ounces heavier. I don’t think I’ve ever left an online review in my life but I just had to give the highest endorsement for this product. Looking for one in blue so Derek can have a brother and my son has one on every floor.

Great dummy for my son who loves to roughhouse. Good quality and can hold a lot! But can be heavy if you overfill.

My 7-year-old grandson is into WWE. He was using an old stuffed Goofy doll and the giant plush rabbit to practice his moves. I saw this on Amazon and knew that this would be perfect for him. This is an amazingly sturdy dummy. It is made from high quality canvas. Do be advised that it does not come stuffed. I hope you have a lot of old sheets, towels, curtains, flannel pajamas and whatever else you may have to stuff it with. It is quite heavy when fully stuffed. I did not fully stuff it as my grandson loves to move its arms and legs around his own body to imitate wrestling moves. Not only that, but my 4-year-old granddaughter who is also into WWE and adores the women wrestlers, has gotten into the act. They tag team each other on this poor dummy. The ad does show a dummy without a face but mine came with a very goofy countenance. At first I was put off by it but it annoys the children so much that they enjoy punching it... Don't judge me. Anyway, durable, well made and loads of fun... The only warning I would give you as you are stuffing it is hold the crotch of the zipper so that it doesn't split apart. There's nothing wrong with the zipper: it is high quality. But you will certainly put a lot of pressure on it if you expect to stuff the dummy and expect the crotch of the zipper to hold. Anyone who gives this item a poor review does not know what they are talking about. Especially regarding the zipper and the quality of the stitching. I would highly recommend this item to anyone who either practices MMA or have grandchildren that like to pummel inanimate objects into submission.

Although this wrestling dummy comes with no source of filling, it's one of my kids favorite toys to "fight". We used a couple old blankets and sheets and it really made a difference.

My grandson rolls with all the time

Filled this with Poly stuffing.. added some old clothes to give it a little weight and my 9 year old thinks it’s the best thing everrrr! They wrestle on the trampoline constantly and it has not ripped or come apart.. it’s been his favorite for “wwe training” haha I wish my videos would upload

This can not stand. It is way to small, even if you lean it on something it will still fall. It is thin and poor quality. You have to fill it with sand or other things and it still will not stand. I would only recommend for BJJ. Do not use for Muay Thai, Boxing, Kickboxing, Karate, and taekwondo. This was a waste of money

My kids live this. They use it as punching bag and a wresting practice dummy.