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Curved Bar 419

SKU: 419
Condition: Brand New

Gymleco’s curved bar is a unique barbell on the market and was born from the idea of ​​having a barbell with seal rowing exercise that does not touch the bench during half the movement.

With this bend barbell you can perform seal row exercises on a bench in an easy way. The barbell is designed with polymer bushings and has load capacity at  +680 kg.

The barbell is created for professional use and is therefore well suited for commercial gyms and training rooms. It fits perfectly with Gymleco’s Seal Row Bench as you have the opportunity to perform the entire movement without obstacles thanks to the arch shape of the bar.

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Curved Bar 419
Curved Bar 419

Description

Feature Imperial Measure Metric Measure
Grip width 53″G x L79″  1355c
load capacity  1499 Lbs 680 Kg
Net Weight 45Lbs. 20 kg

 

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