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Gymleco 167 Glute Bridge

SKU: 167

A heavy-duty commercial glute bridge designed for effective hip, thigh and glute training with a barbell, mini bands or resistance bands.

  • Integrated non-slip foot platform
  • Supportive moving back pad
  • Side hooks for resistance bands
  • 100 Series core gym equipment
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Description

The Gymleco 167 Glute Bridge supports a natural, stable starting position for hip-thrust and glute-bridge training. Users can train with body weight, a barbell, mini bands or resistance bands attached to the integrated side hooks.

Feature Imperial Measure Metric Measure
Dimensions 52.9 in L x 41.3 in W x 17.3-18.6 in H 134.3 cm L x 105 cm W x 44-47.2 cm H
Net Weight 154.3 lb 70 kg
Series 100 Series

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