Description
ONE BENCH. MULTIPLE TRAINING POSSIBILITIES.
ONE BENCH. MULTIPLE TRAINING POSSIBILITIES.
ONE BENCH. MULTIPLE TRAINING POSSIBILITIES.
ONE BENCH. MULTIPLE TRAINING POSSIBILITIES.
ONE BENCH. MULTIPLE TRAINING POSSIBILITIES.
The Hammer Force Pro Multi Adjustable Bench is one of the most versatile pieces of equipment you can add to a commercial strength floor.
By allowing members to adjust the bench position for different exercises, it supports a broader range of training movements than a fixed flat or incline bench. From flat presses and incline presses to seated shoulder work and accessory exercises, this bench adapts to a variety of training styles and member goals.
For gym owners, that means more exercise options, better floor efficiency and greater value from a single piece of equipment.
BENEFITS FOR YOUR GYM
IDEAL FOR
- Commercial gyms
- Strength and bodybuilding gyms
- Fitness clubs
- Performance centres
- School and university gyms
- Hotel, estate and corporate fitness facilities
- Premium private gyms
KEY FEATURES
- Multiple adjustable backrest positions
- Supports flat, incline and seated exercises
- Suitable for dumbbell and free-weight training
- Stable training platform
- Heavy-duty commercial construction
- Durable upholstery and frame
- Easy adjustment mechanism
- Part of the Hammer Force Pro range
ADDITIONAL COLOUR OPTIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
| SPECIFICATION | DETAILS |
| Dimensions | 89 × 55 × 101 cm |
| Weight | 33 kg |
| Type | Bench |
FAQ
Is the Hammer Force Pro Multi Adjustable Bench suitable for commercial gyms?
Yes. It is designed specifically for commercial gym environments and built to withstand regular daily use.
What exercises can be performed on this bench?
The bench supports flat presses, incline presses, shoulder presses, dumbbell exercises and a wide variety of upper-body strength movements.
Why choose an adjustable bench instead of a fixed bench?
An adjustable bench provides greater exercise variety and allows members to train at multiple angles using a single piece of equipment.
Where should this bench be placed in a gym?
It works best in free-weight areas, dumbbell zones, strength training sections and personal training spaces.
