Description
STABLE SUPPORT FOR UPPER-BODY STRENGTH TRAINING
STABLE SUPPORT FOR UPPER-BODY STRENGTH TRAINING
STABLE SUPPORT FOR UPPER-BODY STRENGTH TRAINING
STABLE SUPPORT FOR UPPER-BODY STRENGTH TRAINING
STABLE SUPPORT FOR UPPER-BODY STRENGTH TRAINING
The Hammer Force Pro Utility Bench – 75 Degree provides a dedicated training station for seated upper-body exercises and free-weight strength development.
Its fixed 75-degree backrest position offers a stable platform for shoulder presses, seated dumbbell work and upper-body accessory exercises. Designed for commercial gym environments, it delivers the durability, simplicity and reliability needed for daily use while helping create a more complete free-weight training area.
Whether used in a dedicated dumbbell zone or alongside racks and strength equipment, this bench provides members with a comfortable and secure training position.
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
- Fixed 75-degree backrest angle
- Stable seated training position
- Supports shoulder and upper-body exercises
- Suitable for dumbbell training
- Heavy-duty commercial construction
- Compact footprint
- Durable upholstery and frame
- Part of the Hammer Force Pro range
ADDITIONAL COLOUR OPTIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
| SPECIFICATION | DETAILS |
| Dimensions | 130 × 64 × 94 cm |
| Weight | 30 kg |
| Type | Bench |
FAQ
Is the Hammer Force Pro Utility Bench – 75 Degree 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 is ideal for seated shoulder presses, dumbbell presses, lateral raises, curls and a variety of upper-body accessory exercises.
Why use a 75-degree utility bench?
The 75-degree angle provides a stable and comfortable position for upper-body pressing and shoulder-focused movements.
Where should this bench be placed in a gym?
It works best in free-weight areas, dumbbell zones and upper-body strength training sections
