ATX® Adjustable Bench Press

For smaller gyms, having a separate flat, incline, decline and shoulder press is not only prohibitive on cost. It would take up a fair amount of space as you must take into consideration the width of the Olympic barbell when laying out your gym. If this sounds like your situation, the ATX Adjustable Bench Press will be the answer to your prayers.

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Full Protective Coating protects both the knurling on the barbell and the paint on the uprights.

Safe working load – +500 kgs.

Spotter Arm Length – 600 mm

Safe working load – +500 kg

40 J-Hook Adjustment Positions

Hole Spacing – 25 mm

Laser Cut Hole Markings

Anti-Slip Corrugated Surface

Wrap Around Design

Can also be used for standing calf raises.

Total Laying Area – 1225 mm

Backrest Pad Length – 810 mm

Seat Length – 370 mm

Pad Width – 270 mm

Pad Thickness – 60 mm

Bench Height – 445 mm

Perfect Angle and Position for each variation.

Laser Cut degree markings.

Backrest adjustable 15 times in inclination-10° (negative) + 0° + 10° + 20° + 30° + 35° + 40° + 45° + 50° + 55° + 60° + 65° + 70° + 75° + 83°.

Seat can be adjusted 4 times.

Most stand alone bench presses – whether it be flat, incline or decline – have limited start/stop positions. They may have just three or four that are spaced quite a distance apart. This is fine if you are lifting lighter weights, or you have a training partner to give you a spot. But if you are lifting heavy on your own, it is so much easier to lift off if you have the barbell set as close as possible to the top of the lift.  

While we are on the topic of training alone, having adjustable spotter arms on a bench press is a massive bonus. For a gym owner, especially if it is open 24/7, this may be a requirement for insurance. So even if you have the space and budget for dedicated units, it may be better to get multiple ATX Adjustable Bench Presses.  

Other adjustable bench presses may offer position adjustments. There would be very few that would offer such a diverse range. The reason being is that by going from flat to incline, if the base of the bench does not adjust, you may be too forward for a comfortable lift off in incline position.  

Thanks to the ATX Roller Adjustment System (RAS), the ATX Adjustable Bench Press gets you into the perfect position no matter which variant you choose. The base seat is mounted on rollers. You simply grab the knurled handle and release the pop pin with your fingers – only one hand is required. The angles are laser cut into the chrome guide rail making it dead easy for you to set up your pressing position.

For personal trainers, it has the docking station for the various ATX Bench Attachments. The number of quality exercises that you can perform can potentially more than double. Not bad for “just a bench press”

Now personally I would not recommend this for a home gym unless you are seriously loaded with a massive shed. My preference would be a power rack or half rack with a bench as it offers much more variety in a similar footprint. But I know that there are people out there who love their benching. Old farts like myself will remember that a crappy bench press once constituted a complete home gym – that was all that was available in Australia years ago! 

Now the ATX Adjustable Bench Press is far from crappy. Although not cheap compared to other bench presses, they do not come close to the quality and features on display here. Given the pressing options and functionality this unit offers amazing value for the gym owner.