Blank Therapeutic Bop Bag

I use this all the time in my counseling office! Parents are often asking where I got it. Love that it is inexpensive and it's very durable! I often will have older kids bouncing on it and it holds them. Only had one pop but I had a very aggressive kid using it. One negative is that the markers don't come off very easily.

This punch bag is of very poor design, The markers that is comes with DO NOT erase. Regular dry erase makers work perfectly. The bag does not have enough weight in the bottom to stand back up after being punched down. After each punch it also needs an air top up. Very disappointing, Find a better one, this is useless.

For something that was suppose to take a beating it didn't last very long. There is a hole on the bottom by where the sand part attaches to the main bag. It doesn't get used often as we use it for young kids to kick while they are swinging on a gymnastics bar. They just tap kick it as they swing. I am disappointed that the 2 items that I bought aren't holding air because of holes. These were something that was suggested could take a fair amount of abuse from children who have anger issues or need to get their fustrations out. Not worth the money.

I keep one of these in my play therapy center. I like that it is blank and the child can draw on it or leave it. Its pretty durable but I do end up popping one a year.

The bop bag itself is great. Its durable and works well. You do have to make sure its inflated enough otherwise it won't always return to verticle position. However, the wet erase markers are horrible. They don't erase. I tried water, spic and span, and fantastic (and spit) and there was still visible marker residue. It was bold enough that writing over it was not really an option. I am going to try alcohol next...but I don't think I should have to go through this much effort for something that is suppoed to be erasible.

I wanted to like this therapeutic bop bag. This is the second one I purchase. Recently received it, blew it up, and the tab that keeps the air in the bop bag keeps slipping out and it deflates as the child is using it. I thought it was because I overfilled it with air, but not so. So frustrating. Returning it. I wanted to like it because it's blank (few on the market that are blank). Also, the dry erase markers included are all dry and do not mark.

I use this bop bag for play therapy. I love this bop bag. The kids can hit it, lay on it, shoot at it, etc. It does not hurt their hands when hitting it. I purchased the actual red bobo bag and it is just too hard. They cannot enact as many things out as they can with this inexpensive version. I have had it for a year and I am now just replacing it as it did get a hole from a "sharper" item that caught the corner of it when a child was hitting it. Writing on it is not so practical. It is difficult to get the writing off. It will come off though. I believe I had to use rubbing alcohol or bleach, I can't remember which one as I don't allow writing on the bog bag anymore. Hope this review helps.

I've been using this bop bag in a Play Therapy practice for about a month and a half. It has held up well to kicks, punches, throws, and tackles, and I've only had to pump it up once (I use an air compressor -- no pump was included). One downside is that the dry erase markers don't come off easily (and not at all in some places). I've had the best luck using a Magic Eraser to get the marker off, but there is still some marker residue left (see picture). There is also some printing on the back of the bag from the manufacturer that is permanent (see picture). The other small concern I have is that it doesn't pop back up very quickly when it's not filled tightly with air. However, I would definitely buy this product again as it has stood a lot of hardy use in the time I've had it, and the kids I work with have enjoyed being able to write on it, which has allowed for a lot of diversity in it's play.