BalanceFrom Steel Frame Multi-Functional Home Gym Exercise Fitness Dip Stand Station with Adjustable Height, 500 Pound Capacity, Multiple Colors
Price: $64.99
(as of Apr 15, 2024 15:18:06 UTC – Details)
Overview: Dips are a bodyweight exercise that develops the triceps and other upper-body muscles. The exercise begins when you hold on to parallel bars with your arms straight. You then bend your elbows until your upper arms are parallel to the ground before driving up to the starting position.
Dimensions: Height is 40.15-51.18 inch, with damsons of 27.95″ wide and 29.52 long.
Design: Made of heavy duty steel with improved structure design for safety, weight capacity: 500 Pounds. Non-slip foot pads protect the floor and ensure your safety, foam padded grip handles increase friction and minimize your hand fatigue. Perfect for bar exercises, dips, pull ups, push ups, leg raise, bench press and more.
Warranty: All genuine BalanceFrom products are covered by a 100% BalanceFrom satisfaction guarantee and 2-year BalanceFrom Warranty.
AT A GLANCE:
– Improved design
– Non-slip foot pads
– Adjustable height
– 2-year warranty
Dip station develops triceps and upper-body muscles with versatile exercises, including bar exercises, dips, pull-ups, push-ups, leg raises, bench press, promoting a well-rounded fitness routine
Steel frame workout equipment ensures stability, durability, and safety by incorporating an improved structural design, reinforced components, and non-slip foot pads for enhanced user confidence and seamless performance
Foam-padded grip handles increase friction, minimize hand fatigue, ensuring ergonomic comfort and optimal performance during extended usage during prolonged use
Height adjusts to meet your exercise needs; Dimensions (L x W x H): 29.52 x 27.95 x 40.15 to 51.18 inches; Additional versatility with a height range of 51.18 inches, catering to various workout preferences and user requirements.
Weight capacity of 500 pounds suits workout enthusiasts, ensuring durability and versatility for diverse routines, intense training, and long-term fitness goals
