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I assume you're talking about something like this:
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that looks awesome.
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Actually after thinking about this a little more, this bag might be perfect for you. Whenever adults use these sorts of bags at tae kwon do schools, one holds the bag from behind while the other one kicks, and then they switch. This keeps it from moving all over the place or tipping over. I really agree with the above suggestion of calling local tae kwon do schools and seeing if any have used bags they'd sell.
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Sidekicks are often on an upward trajectory and can slide up. So can round kicks and spinning heel kicks. I can see a guy holding one of these getting a kick in the face.