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MA1 Elite Incline Bench Press 69% Off

MA1 Elite Incline Bench Press

by MA1

499.00 AUD 1,599.00 AUD 69% off

MA1 Elite Incline Bench Press – Enhance Upper Chest Activation with Elite Performance Elevate your training with the MA1 Elite Incline Bench Press, designed to intensify upper chest engagement while reducing shoulder strain. The inclined position shifts the focus to your upper pectorals, helping build a balanced, powerful physique while supporting safer lifting mechanics. Part of the premium MA1 Elite Series, this commercial-grade bench features robust round tube steel construction, high-density foam padding, and hard-wearing vinyl upholstery for unmatched comfort and durability. The pin-loaded adjustment system allows for fast and easy incline setup, while the built-in plate storage keeps your weights organised and within reach. Ideal for gyms, PT studios, and serious lifters looking for professional performance and long-term reliability. Key Features: Inclined design targets upper chest and minimises shoulder stress Pin-loaded adjustable angles for quick setup and versatility Integrated plate storage keeps your training area tidy and efficient Heavy-duty round tube steel frame ensures superior stability High-density cushions with durable vinyl upholstery for lasting comfort Specifications: Brand: MA1 Product: Incline Bench Press Series: MA1 Elite Construction: Round tube steel Padding: High-density foam, vinyl upholstery Package Includes: 1 × Incline Bench Press with Plate Storage For bulk pricing , please contact us. *Note: This is a very heavy item, available for pick up directly from our warehouse in Clifton Hill or email [email protected] with your delivery address for a custom shipping quote!

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