Atlantis Shoulder Press With Pivot
- Footplate allows users to brace themselves during heavy repetitions.
- Standard weight storage horns eliminate need for separate weight trees.
- Molded Protective Racking System.
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Categories: Benches, Racks, Body Weight, Strength Equipment
Tags: Athletic Training, Atlantis, Boutique Fitness, Commercial Gym, CrossFit, CrossFit Box, Full Body, Functional Training, Lower Body, Military/First Responder, Personal Training Studio, Powerlifting, Recreation Centre, Shoulders, Strength Equipment, Strength Training, Triceps, Upper Body
Description
Novice to heavy lifters will greatly appreciate the benefits of this starting mechanism.
Additional information
| Manufacturer |
Atlantis |
|---|---|
| Model |
E-348 |
| Dimensions |
66" W x 70" H x 75" L |
| Weight |
316 lbs |
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