SFID425 Flat Incline Decline Bench
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Manufacturer model Body-Solid’s own 3D model, used with permission. Sized to the dimensions Body-Solid lists for it. Colors and surface finish were applied by Flex Marks the Spot from Body-Solid’s product photos, so small details may differ from the real thing. 25″ × 66″ of floor.
Full specifications
Essentials
- Adjustable
- Yes
Adjustability
- Incline capable
- Yes
- Decline capable
- Yes
- Adjustment mechanism
- Unknown
- Max incline
- 80 deg
- Max decline
- 18 deg
Build & capacity
- Frame tube
- 2x3 / 50x75mm
- Weight capacity
- 1,000–1,499 lb
Footprint & mobility
- Length — fits within
- 66 in
- Width — fits within
- 25 in
- Bench weight
- 90 lb
- Wheels
- Yes
- Carry handle
- Yes
Standards & extras
- Color options
- No
- Made in
- Unknown
- Warranty
- Lifetime
More specs
- Colors available
- Black
- 11ga
- Capacity basis
- Unspecified
- Catalog status
- New
- Back pad angles
- 18, 0, 15, 30, 45, 60, 80
- Seat pad angles
- 0, 10, 18
- Weight capacity (exact)
- 1000 lb
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