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Elite Series Single Post Flat Bench

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Elite Series Single Post Flat Bench

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Floorspace footprint Floorspace only — the maker's published footprint marked out on the floor at true size. Not a 3D model of the machine: this equipment's shape can't be drawn honestly from its published numbers, but the floor it needs can. 26.375″ × 48″ of floor · 17″ tall.

Full specifications

Essentials

Adjustable
No

Adjustability

Incline capable
No
Decline capable
No
Adjustment mechanism
None

Pad & comfort

N/A
Pad width
Standard
Back pad length — at least
48 in
Upholstery
Vinyl
Seat height
17 in

Build & capacity

Frame tube
3x3 / 75x75mm
Weight capacity
1,000–1,499 lb
Foot design
Single Post

Footprint & mobility

Length — fits within
48 in
Width — fits within
26.375 in
Bench weight
56 lb
Storage
Upright
Wheels
Yes
Carry handle
Yes

Standards & extras

Yes
Color options
Yes
Made in
Unknown
Warranty
1yr

More specs

Colors available
Black, Blue, White, Red
No gap when flat
No
11ga
Pad width (exact)
12 in
Capacity basis
Unspecified
Catalog status
New
Stores upright
Yes
Pad thickness
2.5 in
Weight capacity (exact)
1000 lb

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Price history

Current$214.99
All-time low$149.97Oct 2024
All-time high$214.99May 2025
Tracking sinceJul 2024
$150$200Jul 2024Jan 2025Jul 2025Jan 2026Aug 2026low $149.97now $214.99

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