Daugiafunkcis treniruočių stovas lygiagretės PWL8306 MULTIFUNCTIONAL PULL UP HMS PREMIUM

PWL8306 HMS PREMIUM is a multi-functional handrails system. Generally, it is designed to enable push-ups on handrails i.e. so-called dips, and classic push-ups as well. Both dips and classic supported arm bends very strongly engage the muscles of the chest, triceps and the front functional units of the shoulder muscles. The lower short bars allow you to perform a very strong arm bends while doing a push-up. Hence, muscles are engaged much harder during each movement which translates into in faster muscle growth. On the upper handrails it depends on the positioning of the body whether we engage more intensively the chest or the triceps. If, during the exercise you lean forward, the most intensively working muscle is the chest, but in case of the upright position most of the work is performed by the triceps. Materials used to manufacture the PWL8306 provide very good stability and durability of the product, however, the handrail is still very light. Moving the unit from place to place is not a problem. On the handles there is a special foam preventing hands from slipping and from discomfort during a grip. PWL8306 HMS PREMIUM is a space-saving, stable and sturdy piece of equipment that should have its place in every home gym.Specification: Material: steel, PU foam Dimensions: Length: 88 cm Width: 66.5 cm Height: 107 cm Span of the handles: Top handles: 63 cm Lower handles: 61 cm Length of the handle: Top handles: 14.5 cm Lower handles: 11 cm Diameter of the handle: Top handles: 44 mm Lower handles: 31 mm Section of the frame (rectangular) 70 x 30 mm Section of the frame (round): 30 mm Steel thickness: 1.2 mm Maximal load: 150 kg Product weight: 11 kg Remarks: Not intended for commercial use 24 months warranty Importer: Abisal Ltd. | Poland | 41-807 Zabrze | Pyskowicka Street 17 | e-mail: abisal@abisal.pl Abisal Ltd.. declares that the products sold by the company are safe and meet the requirements contained in the Act on General Product Safety of December 12, 2003. (Journal of Laws of December 31, 2003)