029 Incline Press / Chest Flyes

SKU: 029
Condition: Brand New

Optimized for Maximum Chest Activation
The Gymleco 029 is engineered for superior muscle engagement, allowing users to switch seamlessly between incline bench press and chest flyes. The flyes in this machine are particularly steep, targeting the chest muscles in a way that few other machines can replicate. The adjustable back support provides the perfect positioning for every user, ensuring comfort and efficiency in each movement. As with all Gymleco machines, the 029 is designed with a compact footprint and precision biomechanics, making it an excellent choice for both professional gyms and performance-focused training facilities.

 

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Description

Feature Imperial Measure Metric Measure
Dimensions 40″L X 50″ W X 67″ H
Weight 265 LBs

 

 

 

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