$2,195.00
A revolutionary incline bench press. It is simply the safest, most effective bench press available. Tried and tested at our gym for years. The Fortis Bench Press is inherently safe because you can bench and attempt to bench heavy weight with no fear whatsoever. You will never need or want “spotters”. The moving bar holders allow for optimum shoulder health when un-racking the bar. The Fortis Bench Press is highly effective because now you can lift with total intensity since you will be completely confident that you are safe. Now you will truly test yourself and safely try that one extra rep.
Patent No. US 8,834,329 B2
For vinyl the standard color is black. For any other colors there will be a $100.00 additional charge.
For metal frames standard colors include: white and black. For any other colors there will be a $100 additional charge.
For vinyl the standard color is black. For any other colors there will be a $250.00 additional charge.
Non-slip, high grip vinyl is available in black only.
For metal frames standard colors include: white and black. For any other colors there will be a $250 additional charge.
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Length: 68 inches (approx.)
Width: 51 inches (approx.)
Height: 58 inches (approx.)
Weight: 270 pounds (approx.)
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| Weight | 320 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 48 × 48 × 60 in |
Gabriel Capua –
I can confidently attempt to hit PRs when training by myself
Hilary Lederer (Force Of Nature Strength and Conditioning) –
I feel safe having a client use it unsupervised
Zackary Parker –
I love the angle of the bench, and of course I don?t need to worry about missing a rep
Joe Raasch –
It’s great!
Alan Chan –
I very much like the design of this piece of equipment
Daniel Tran –
I think that the angle of the incline is perfect