What kind of heavy bag and gloves should I get?

Same the seasons starting soon aswell
Age? Weight? Hight? How long you been boxing for?
Sorry about all the questions.
If you need to get one before the other get gloves, you can always train on the bags at your gym, when you join up agian. if both make sure you get 100lbs bag so you can pound it and get your strength up, i only have a light 40 and its pretty gay lol. i have 14oz everlast gloves.

 

yes same here been boxing round 8-9months now, aparently i've picked it up pretty well and the coach wants me ready for the season which starts soon. Also I have a fight planned in four weeks, only charity but it should be some good experience.:bbb
I'm 16, 11stone which i think is around about 154lbsand 6'2"

 

Well im broad but pretty slim, very light for my weight at least thats what i thought.
If you move up then obviously you will be fighting bigger, stronger opponents. Do you 1. think you'd be strong enough to fight back with heavier fighters? 2. will you be too small? 3. can you take a shot?
They might just walk through everything you throw. Now obviuosly if its not going to be that dramatic because after all its only amature and only i', guessing a small amount of weight you want to put on.
I'm not no expert mate so don't take my word for it, i've only been boxing a little longer than you after all. When you go back to your gym ask the coach there.
Depends on how you feel overall and on the points above.:good

 

Yea man, but one question why would you want to move up? If you could stay lighter than you'd be fighting on average the opposite of what it would be like if you was bigger.

 

Bigger as in bulk up on muscle?

 

Firstly why would you want to be fat?:huh
Secondly I know what you mean smart arse, i too was thinking about bulking up. When you get to are age you want to be some strong guy with some good body. I decided that id rather keep some height advantage, after all i could bulk up in the future.
You need to make a thread about how to bulk up 10 pounds and all that crap cause as you know there are some people on here who know there stuff.:good

 

I'm not to familiar with how the amatures work, but i thought you fight at the same weight like if i went into a fight 154pounds then i would be fighting someone roughly 154pounds, not weight classes. Or am i just wrong completly?