StreetBarbell Light Seated Dips MB 7.67

SKU: MB 7.67
Condition: Brand New

Target muscles: Triceps. Outdoor plate-loaded seated triceps press-down station.

Description

StreetBarbell Light Seated Dips MB 7.67

Outdoor plate-loaded seated triceps press-down station.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer model: MB 7.67
  • Dimensions: 2640 × 1660 × 980 mm (103.9 × 65.4 × 38.6 in)
  • Equipment weight: 305 kg (672.4 lb)
  • Weight plates: 10 × 10 kg plus 6 × 2.5 kg (115 kg total)
  • Exercise: Triceps press down
  • Target muscles: Triceps

Construction

120 × 60 mm load-bearing profile with 3 mm wall; zinc primer plus powder coating; rubber-coated solid-metal plates on an adjustable guide; PVC handle grips; welded rectangular-profile ends and PVC round-pipe caps; 12 mm laminated-veneer seat and backrest cushions; sealed maintenance-free bearings; free-standing anti-tip design with transport loops; optional M16 × 125 concrete anchors or specialized ground nails; rubber base caps.

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