Description
Description
Adjustable Decline and Flat Bench for Home Gyms
Improve your home gym setup with the versatility and support of the Valor Fitness Adjustable Decline and Flat Bench. Designed to cater to both beginners and seasoned athletes, this bench stands out for its exceptional durability and ergonomic design, ensuring your back receives the support it needs during intense decline exercises and abdominal crunches. The contoured angle behind the knees, paired with supportive shin rests, effectively minimizes pressure on your lower back and knees, making every workout safer and more comfortable. Ideal for both home and light-commercial use, this bench supports a maximum weight load of 750 lbs., accommodating a wide range of users and exercise routines.
Features and Benefits:
- TOUGH CONSTRUCTION: Crafted from solid steel, the bench's frame is built to offer unwavering stability and withstand the rigors of daily use. The 4” x 2” and 2” x 2” steel framework promises a strong foundation for your training sessions.
- COMFORT MEETS DURABILITY: Experience the perfect blend of comfort and durability with the bench's 3” thick, dual-layered vinyl padding. Designed to endure intense workout sessions, the padding also ensures your shoulder blades remain unobstructed during bench presses, thanks to its 50.5” length that tapers from 16” to 10”.
- FULLY ADJUSTABLE: Tailor your workout with 14 different bench positions, including a 21” high flat position. This level of adjustability allows you to target various muscle groups and meet your specific exercise needs.
- ERGONIMIC DESIGN: The bench features a contoured pad to protect the back of your knees when in a decline position, enhancing both safety and comfort.
- SECURE LEG SUPPORT: Dual 8” x 5” leg support pads ensure your body remains securely in place during decline exercises and ab crunches, enhancing both safety and performance.
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