ATX® Utility Bulls Bench

The ATX® Bulls Bench is the top shelf bench in the ATX range. It is complete overkill really. However Europeans really value quality and they are prepared to pay for it.

If you have concerns about the price then there are much more affordable flat incline benches in the ATX range. This bench is for the ballers out there.

Every single gym equipment distributor claims that their equipment is indestructible, yet only a few can back it up with facts. ATX® equipment has been tested and certified for commercial use in Europe. Plus if you browse through social media you can see them in use in many gyms in Europe.

The ATX® Bulls Bench utilises 80 mm x 80 mm x 3 mm thick steel for its main construction. As a bit of perspective, that makes it thicker than most racks available on the market!

To make the ultimate bench you need more than just thick steel; this bench also features girthy knobs to secure the seat and backrest pad. Reinforcement brackets not only add additional support. The laser cut logos add to the visual appeal.

This type of construction brings the total deadweight of the bench to 60kg – double the weight of your average bench. The high dead weight and the reinforced construction give the Bulls Bench unmatched stability.

While the deadweight and the reinforcements brackets might be the key components in the overall weight load capacity, German Engineers went the extra mile and added a few additional features to further improve this benches stability. At this point they’re just showing off.

A lengthened rear support beam prevents the rack from moving side to side.

The girthy solid rubber feet prevent the bench from slipping and protect your precious gym floor.

This uniquely shaped pad is manufactured out of premium Black Faux Leather and durable dense foam.

The wider part at the bottom of the pad gives you more stability during your heavy lifts. The narrower part at the top allows your shoulders to sit outside of the bench, giving your rotator cuff muscles more room to move around.

A much-needed feature for any adjustable bench out there! Even though the German Engineers could have gotten away with using the laser engraving, they went above and beyond by using the precision laser cutting machines to give you the exact position scaling.