Gymleco 194 Fixed Decline Bench

SKU: 194
Condition: Brand New

Decline bench is often used in decline bench presses. Unlike regular bench presses, you are tilted down with your head during the exercise to target the lower pecs. This one is in fixed form, we also have an adjustable version. 

This Decline Bench is in fixed form which means that the back cushion angle is -15 °. The bench is designed with a seat that has a further -15 ° for maximum function and comfort.

We have made an updated weight bench from this, it’s called also called Decline Bench but it’s adjustable. The difference between these two are that this bench is fixed and the other is adjustable with 6 different heights.

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Description

 

Feature Imperial Measure Metric Measure
Cushion width 9 inch 240 mm
Dimensions 52” L x 17” W x 16-45”H 133 cm L x 45 cm W x 42 cm-115 cmH
Net Weight 33 Lbs. 33 kg

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