What is the material that should be used repack the bag? What do you replace the sand bags with?
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Like Stephen said, I just took out the stuffing, centered the sand bags (none had burst in transit, so no need to replace the sand bags), and refilled with the included stuffing (it was shredded linens). It was quite messy; I laid down a sheet/tarp prior for easy clean-up. Also time-consuming; took me about 30 minutes to unpack it, and another 2.5 hours to repack it.
1514961
I do not know. I've never had to replace the sand bags. You may want to look on the Everlast Website and see if they offer an answer to your question.
1514962
I reused the material it came with, just properly arranged it. It's just shredded old clothes. All I did was take it all out, gather as much of the loose sand as I could and put them in fresh plastic bags. Then center them while repacking.
2205835
Take four burlap bags and fill them with the sand and tie the four corners to the bags. If really windy use four more bags. also try the four bags at the base then the other four further out.
2116586
I simply re-seal the original bag with my foodsaver. You can't vac-pack it since the material has no texture but you just need to remove as much air as possible and seal the bag. Works great!
868900
If I remember correctly, I think we used the small pebbles instead of sand.The base is pretty big so you would probably need 2 small to medium size bags.Our grandkids love it !
1801508
Went out to garage and found the plastic bag with shoulder strap that the umbrella came in. Have never tried to put umbrella back in the bag. Recommend getting the cork screw thing to anchor umbrella if you plan to use umbrella at the beach. Cork screw nicely goes into sand and anchors umbrella
493868
I honestly used about a third of a tube sand bag and its heavy, and the quality is not worth the money, i would just get one from dicks that is prefilled
271109
I've looked all over the place for the instructions. Please Kelsyus, post a video!I folded it, gave it a twist --it's too big to put into the bag. Do I fold it twice?
1699745
I have only used it once at the beach so far. I think there was some sand stuck to the bag that I brushed off. After I emptied the bag out at home, I also shook it hard and all the sand seemed to be gone. So I would have to say, it's not perfect for the sand but not terrible either.
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i put sand it makes it more stable , just use only three bags , but is just because is for my wife ,and shes only punching the bag to do exercise from her heart operation,so if you want to beat the bag real good i would put at least, four bags,but sand is better than water,Benny.
1009785
A cheap vinyl bag. Mine lasted less than a year before the bottom split out.
842010
Not sure; my guess is you would need some clamps for the discs; but a sand bag is need for the legs to be grounded
2088645
One bag play sand from Home Depot....but it had so many pebbles in it. We filtered out largest ones. Maybe someone else has better play sand. Do NOT use paver sand as this will harden when wet and of course it will with water so close. Sand from a garden center maybe? But... One bag was sufficient even after pebble removal. Enjoy your table!!
1023139
They are weighted bags, I'm not sure of the material inside them but I would guess it is sand
2163212
You have to buy sand locally. I suggest that you buy top quality playsand; you can get it WalMart, Home Depot, Lowes, KMart or Target. You'll need a few bags and we changed ours regularly to keep it clean.
935671
One standard bag of silica sand is what i use. Fills it about half way. I never had to change the sand during the season because it is a big enough filter for my 4 x 24 pool.
1546095
Not too bad actually, so long as you have a helper holding open the bag and practice folding it up in the back yard before going to the windy beach! Also, bring plastic bags to fill with sand and put into the pockets in the sides, helps in strong winds
1507195
Cement/concrete would be too thin and probably set up and ruin the bags. Gravel may work. Sand is great, cheap and does not hurt customers toes if stepped in to.