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MA1 Leather Bulgarian Bag - 5kg, Yellow Straps

MA1 Leather Bulgarian Bag - 5kg, Yellow Straps

by MA1

179.00 AUD

MA1 Leather Bulgarian Bag – 5kg (Yellow Straps) Premium Build. Functional Performance. Timeless Strength. Upgrade your training with the MA1 Leather Bulgarian Bag, a premium evolution of our classic design. Crafted from thick, durable dark brown leather, this bag delivers both rugged performance and a luxurious finish, making it ideal for serious athletes and fitness professionals. Whether you’re targeting the upper body, lower body, or grip strength, this Bulgarian training bag is built to move with you. Designed for swinging, spinning, throwing, and catching, the multiple handles allow for dynamic movement patterns that challenge your coordination, core stability, and endurance. The soft leather construction ensures safety during impact and bodyweight exercises, making it perfect to use as added resistance for push-ups, squats, bounding drills, and more. With colour-coded straps for easy weight identification—your training stays efficient and focused. Key Benefits: Built for dynamic movement: swing, spin, throw, catch Enhances grip strength, shoulder mobility, and core activation Improves muscular endurance, coordination, and agility Soft leather makes it safe for use in bodyweight-enhanced exercises Ideal for functional training, combat conditioning, and general fitness Specifications: Weight: 5kg Material: Premium Leather Colour: Dark Brown with Yellow Straps Package Includes: 1 x Leather Bulgarian Training Bag Also available in a variety of weights to match your training intensity—explore the full MA1 Leather Bulgarian Bag range and elevate your fitness routine with style and strength.

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