The Pro Strength Seated Multi-Press Bench by Muscle D Fitness delivers serious pressing versatility in one commercial-grade machine. Designed for chest and triceps training, this unit offers users two distinct bar options to suit different movement patterns and muscle targets. The cambered bar is ideal for achieving a deeper range of motion on chest press movements, helping create a stronger stretch and better chest engagement. When it’s time to shift focus, simply flip the bar carriage and switch to the EZ-style bar for close-grip pressing that better targets the triceps. What makes this machine stand out is how well it combines performance, comfort, and safety. The foot pedal helps bring the bar into position so users can set the range of motion for the deepest press possible, then safely exit the movement after training to failure without the risk of getting pinned under a traditional barbell. The upright seated position makes the movement more intuitive and comfortable, while the semi-circular pressing path is designed to follow a more natural strength curve. Finished with commercial-styled upholstery, heavy-duty 7- and 11-gauge steel, integrated plate storage, and premium grips, this is a high-level pressing solution for serious training facilities. Key Features Dual multi-press bar system for chest and triceps training Cambered bar for increased chest press range of motion EZ-style bar for close-grip pressing and triceps emphasis Foot pedal for controlled start position and safer exit Smart switch rotating system for fast bar selection Adjustable range of motion with multiple bar position settings Gas-assisted seat height adjustment Semi-circular movement with a physiological load curve Upright seated position for comfort and ease of use Commercial-styled upholstery Heavy-duty 7- and 11-gauge steel construction Integrated plate storage Ergonomic grip design Specifications Dimensions: 75" L x 59" W x 84.5" H Machine Weight: 630 lbs Starting Load: 30 lbs Body Area: Upper Body Targeted Muscles: Pectorals, Triceps, Anterior Deltoids
