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Reddit mentions of BJJ MMA Grappling Dummy 70" (with Hands and feet Ideal for Detailed submissions Like Ankle Locks, Foot Locks, Heel Hooks, Leg Locks, Knee Bars, Toe Holds, Wrist Locks)

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BJJ MMA Grappling Dummy 70
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    Features:
  • This model has hands and feet ideal for wrist locks, ankle locks, heel hooks, knee bars, foot locks, toe hold, & more
  • Made of synthetic leather material; heavy-duty, super tough and easy to clean unlike others made out of canvas
  • High quality stitching, zippers, and inner lining
  • Velcro shoulder joint to simulate 360 shoulder rotation; perfect for BJJ
  • Can be filled with just about anything - waste cotton, any old fabric, cotton shirts, packing material, paper, plastic bags, sand, etc. (Comes Unfilled)
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ColorRed Blue
SizeX-Large
Weight5.91 Pounds
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Found 1 comment on BJJ MMA Grappling Dummy 70" (with Hands and feet Ideal for Detailed submissions Like Ankle Locks, Foot Locks, Heel Hooks, Leg Locks, Knee Bars, Toe Holds, Wrist Locks):

u/ShowMeTheMonee ยท 2 pointsr/bjj

I bought an unstuffed dummy from ebay. Then I stuffed it with material from a second hand boxing heavy bag, and some sand in the legs to give it a solid base (I used too much sand, dont be me).

The ebay model I bought seems pretty similar to this one - mine is cosmetically different and the vendor I bought from is different but they are all basically Fairtek clones and cost about $100, and the main difference is the logo printed on the dummy's chest. The newer models have articulating feet / wrists like this:

ebay.com/itm/Brazilian-Jiu-Jitsu-Grappling-QMA-Dummy-Artificial-Leather-MMA-GD2-6-FT/113883731579?hash=item1a83ffd67b:g:8WoAAOSw0Ipdd8nH

Or the same idea from Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/Grappling-Dummy-hands-detailed-submissions/dp/B0787JJMDR/ref=sr_1_10?keywords=grappling+dummy&qid=1568320051&sr=8-10

Here's a listing for someone saying its a genuine product - I dont know if that's true. This listing has some more photos with details about how to stuff the dummy, if that's useful for you. It took me a while to figure it out by myself, so again, dont be me.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/FAIRTEX-MADDOX-GRAPPLING-DUMMY-GD2-MMA-JIU-JITSU-BJJ-UFC-UNFILLED-JENDILA-TITLE/283596394809?hash=item4207a99139:g:weMAAOSwdUtdZlhT

There's some complaints about it being hard to stuff the dummy - it's certainly not easy, I couldnt get it anywhere near as tight as a commercial heavy boxing bag. But with some patience and some shoving (and a broom handle), it's certainly feasible. Smaller pieces of material were easier to pack in than whole towels, for example - same as a boxing bag.

For $500, I wouldnt get a dummy. But for $100, I think there's a place for them, especially in situations like yours. I dont think the one I bought would last a few years of mistreatment at a gym, but it's fine at my house. They are not really made for ground and pound - if that's what you want, then just lay a heavy bag on the ground and go for it. I prefer having the arms / legs / head for practicing moves, rather than just practicing mobility.

Also as others have said, you might be able to find a judo club for a lot less than bjj, so that's worth considering. Good luck!