N122 Super Boxing Target with Four-Directional Target

Model N122 Super Boxing Target with Four-Directional Target Frame and 1880 × 1880 × 2000 mm Specification — Wholesale OEM/ODM, Bulk Supply, Factory Direct Export & Private Label for Distributors, Boxing Gyms and Combat Sports Centers

The Model N122 is the only square-frame striker in the N-series. Every other model in the range uses a single central post. The N122 uses a four-legged frame that extends 1880 mm in both directions and carries target pads on all four sides. The athlete steps inside it and strikes in any direction without turning. It is a different training tool from the single-post models.

Full Technical Specification

The Square Frame and 360-Degree Striking

A single-post target presents one face. The athlete stands in front of it, strikes, and resets. To work the other side, the athlete moves around the post.

The N122 places target pads on four sides. The athlete stands in the center of the 1880 × 1880 mm frame and strikes in any direction without moving the feet.

For a boxing or MMA athlete, this is the distinction between shadow boxing and a reactive drill. Shadow boxing has no feedback. A single-post target provides feedback in one direction. The N122 provides feedback in all four, which allows the athlete to work defensive movement and counter-striking without a partner.

The frame geometry also changes footwork. On a single-post target, the athlete can plant and reset to the same position. Inside the N122 frame, the athlete must move the feet to face each pad. That movement is the training stimulus.

1880 × 1880 mm Footprint

The N122 is the largest model in the N-series by floor area. At 3.53 sq m, it occupies twice the space of the N110 and N120.

The trade is explicit. The N122 requires a dedicated floor space and cannot be placed against a wall or in a corridor. It must be positioned with clearance on all four sides.

For a boxing gym, 13.5 sq m is the price of a 360-degree striking station. A heavy bag wall covering the same floor area would serve four bags, but each bag would require a wall bracket and a ceiling hook. The N122 requires neither.

2000 mm Height and the Ceiling Constraint

The N122 stands 2000 mm high. It is the second-shortest model in the N-series after the N109.

A 2100 mm ceiling provides 100 mm of clearance above the N122. This is sufficient for jabs and crosses but tight for full uppercuts. Facilities planning to use the upper target zones should allow 2200 mm or more.

For a standard residential floor at 2400 mm, the N122 has 400 mm of clearance. This is adequate for full extension during hooks and uppercuts.

The 95 kg Frame

The N122 weighs 95 kg net. It is heavier than every single-post model except the N121.

The four-leg frame distributes impact force across four contact points rather than one. A strike to the front pad drives force into the front two legs. A strike to the side pad drives force into the adjacent two legs. No single leg carries the full load.

This is the stability specification for a multi-directional target. A single-post model can be rocked by a lateral strike. The N122 frame resists rocking because the legs form a 1880 mm square.

For a commercial buyer, the 95 kg weight and four-leg design are the reasons the frame carries a three-year warranty under daily high-traffic use.

Container Loading

The N122 ships partially assembled. The frame breaks down into four leg sections and the cross-member assembly.

At 21 units per 40-foot high cube, the N122 reaches 2,205 kg — well within the 26,500 kg payload limit. The container is volume-constrained.

Assembly

The N122 requires assembly on site. Two people are required for the frame sections.

Tools and hardware are included. The frame uses a bolt-up connection at the corners with backing plates pre-welded to the tube. No welding is required on site.

Pricing Structure

For comparison, verified supplier listings place freestanding reflex bags and punching bags with adjustable height between USD 31 and USD 269 per unit at wholesale level. Professional freestanding punching bags with heavy bases retail between USD 199 and USD 499. The N122 is positioned in the upper wholesale range, reflecting the four-leg frame and the multi-directional pad configuration.

Payment terms are 30% deposit with order confirmation and 70% against bill of lading copy. Letters of credit are accepted from 500 units. Shipping terms are FOB Xiamen, Ningbo, or Tianjin.

Where the N122 Sells

Boxing gyms and MMA academies​ are the primary market. The four-directional pad layout allows defensive movement and counter-striking drills without a partner. For a class of ten athletes, two N122 units replace the need for ten paired holders during a 15-minute drill.

Boutique boxing studios​ use the N122 as a signature station. The visual presence of the square frame reads as a serious training tool rather than a home-use accessory, which supports premium class pricing.

Combat sports centers​ use the N122 for spinning-back drill work. The pads are positioned at four points, and the athlete rotates inside the frame without losing the target. This is difficult to replicate on a single-post model.

Hotel fitness rooms​ with sufficient floor area can specify the N122 where the 13.5 sq m total can be allocated. The four-leg frame requires no structural fixing, and the 95 kg weight prevents migration during use.

Rehabilitation clinics​ use the side pads for lateral movement and core stability work. The athlete steps inside the frame and works controlled strikes without rotational loading on the spine. Patients with wrist, shoulder, or lower-back injuries should be assessed before use.

School martial arts programs​ use the adjustable pad height to serve different age groups on the same unit. The pads adjust across multiple positions to accommodate athletes from 150 cm to 200 cm.

Distributors building a full combat category​ should position the N122 as the premium model in the range. The N109 covers residential and compact applications. The N110 and N120 cover standard single-post use. The N121 covers punch-and-kick. The N122 covers 360-degree training, which none of the others can provide.

Maintenance and Service

The pads are individually replaceable. A worn pad can be removed and replaced without replacing the frame or the bracket. Replacement pad sets are stocked and ship within 72 hours.

The frame requires a torque check every three months because the four-leg connection is the load path. Under daily use, the bolts at the corners can loosen slightly. A 15-minute inspection prevents lateral movement from developing in the frame.

Customization and OEM Program

Production capacity is 1,200 units per month. Stock orders ship in 15 to 30 days. Custom color or component orders require 30 to 45 days. CE, RoHS, and ISO 9001 documentation is supplied with every order. HS code 9506.91.19.00 applies.

Market Context

The global boxing equipment market was valued at approximately USD 1.95 billion and is projected to reach USD 2.94 billion, expanding at a compound annual growth rate of 6.05%. Fitness and recreational boxing represented 63.5% of the application share. North America accounted for USD 700 million, followed by Europe at USD 591.3 million and Asia Pacific at USD 424.6 million.

Asia Pacific is the fastest-growing region, driven by rising disposable incomes and expanding gym infrastructure. Online retail and direct-to-consumer channels contribute more than 25% of total global sales.

Four-directional training equipment occupies the premium tier of the standing-target category. It is less commoditized than single-post reflex bags, carries a higher unit value, and serves a specific buyer — combat sports facilities — that require multi-directional feedback for defensive and counter-striking drills.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the N122 a commercial machine?

Yes. The frame carries a three-year warranty and the pads carry one year. The 95 kg four-leg frame is specified for daily high-traffic use.

How much floor space does the N122 need?

The frame itself occupies 3.53 sq m. With 900 mm clearance on all four sides, the recommended total is 13.5 sq m.

Can the N122 be placed against a wall?

No. The N122 requires clearance on all four sides because the pads face in four directions. It must be positioned as a free-standing island in the training area.

How many target pads does the N122 have?

The N122 carries multiple pads across four directional faces. The exact count varies by configuration and is confirmed on the specification sheet.

Can the pad height be adjusted?

Yes. The pads adjust across multiple height positions to serve athletes from 150 cm to 200 cm.

What ceiling height is required?

2100 mm minimum. Standard residential floors at 2400 mm provide 400 mm of clearance.

Does the N122 require bolting to the floor?

No. The four-leg frame and 95 kg weight provide stability without fixing. A rubber mat is recommended on suspended timber floors to reduce vibration transfer.

Is assembly required on delivery?

Yes. The N122 ships partially assembled in cartons and requires approximately 60 minutes for two people. Tools and hardware are included.

How many units fit in a 40-foot high cube?

21 units. The 40-foot container holds 18 units, and the 20-foot container holds 8 units.

Can the N122 be used for kicking?

The N122 is specified for hand strikes. Facilities requiring kicking should specify the N121, which includes a dedicated kick barrel at 450 to 600 mm.

Can the N122 be paired with rowers in the same container?

Yes. A 40-foot high cube can hold 14 units of the N122 and 100 ski simulators without exceeding weight limits.