Twenty-five pieces that hold the free weights zone together — Olympic benches, Smith Machine, body weight benches and dumbbell, barbell and plate racks. Click a piece to open a larger image and the full specification.
Olympic benches stand on their own because they are used with a barbell and bar catches; the rest is grouped by what it is for.
The same frame and the same build as the plate-loaded machines — this is part of the same line, not a cheaper add-on to it.
Frames are made of 38 × 51 and 38 × 76 mm sections with a 3 mm wall, finished in electrostatic powder coat.
EVA foam is injection-moulded directly onto a plywood base with built-in nuts, and the edges are stitched so the upholstery does not wrinkle.
Where the bar meets the frame there are urethane pads — no metal on metal, and they are replaced when worn.
Foot plates are coated with Linex for grip and durability. Body weight stations take users of up to 159 kg. The line complies with EN ISO 20957-1 and 20957-2, and the free weight equipment also with EN ISO 20957-4.
Two colours, not three: for benches and racks you choose the frame colour and the upholstery colour. There is no working arm, so that choice does not exist — colours for Hammer Strength →
About the images: the Olympic benches and some of the dumbbell racks are shown in platinum, the rest in black. The colour is chosen when ordering and does not depend on how the piece is shown. The weight tree is photographed with plates; it is supplied without them.
