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Our products are full of stories —and maybe a few questions, too. Are you curious about what drives us, or do you just want to know the best way to hang your punching bag, find the right clothes for forest kindergarten, or motivate your kids to learn?
Here you'll find practical tips, testimonials, and real insights into our work and philosophy.
Hanging a Punching Bag: Step-by-Step Instructions for Ceiling and Wall Mounting
In this article, you'll find detailed instructions on how to safely mount your punching bag to the ceiling or wall—including tips for ceilings in older buildings, rental apartments, and alternatives such as wall bars or freestanding stands. Plus: What to consider when choosing a rope, chain, and spring, and what height works best.
Looking for the best professional punching bag? Discover why genuine leather is unbeatable! Size, weight, and tips for your workout
Looking for a professional punching bag? Leather is unbeatable.
Genuine leather lasts longer, feels better, and just looks great—it’s in a whole different league compared to faux leather. Add the right weight (e.g., 40 kg for a length of 120 cm), a filling made from fabric scraps, and a sturdy hanging mechanism, and you’ve got your perfect training partner.
Our punching bags are handcrafted, extremely durable—and look so good that you definitely won't want to hide them in the basement.
Sustainable Children's Fashion: Community, Craftsmanship, Family
In the beginning, the only product I had was children's leather pants. The community formed because, at some point, all three of my kids were wearing these pants—and they outgrew them. So I passed the pants down within the family, and everyone realized: Hey, these are really great pants.
As these children grew older, they passed the pants on to others. That's how we realized that they last a long time, and that everyone is really happy when they get a pair of old, used leather pants like that.
Children's Boxing: Why Boxing Is the Best Sport for Kids
Girls, in particular, are more likely to be raised not to fight or use physical force. They often behave more reservedly.
But they, too, have this urge to move and a desire for physical activity—just like boys do. To channel that energy, they need an outlet. An object like a punching bag or a “sparring partner” can help with that.
Boxing Mom @ Untameable Gallery
“What are you doing, Mom?”
A mother trains in boxing while her children watch in fascination. A powerful fusion of art and athletics in the exhibition “Untameable Gallery” by photographer Lucy Dahl on Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts.