JAR1050 JAMMER ARMS HMS

JAR1050 JAMMER ARMS HMSSpecialised arms for the atlas from HMS Fitness, allow for an intensive bench press workout reminiscent of exercises on a professional machine. Designed for free weight work, these arms allow you to adjust the load individually.Focus on techniqueThe arms allow the user to squeeze comfortably in a seated position, which stabilises the body and allows full focus on the technique of the exercise. This allows the user to engage the muscles of the chest, shoulders and triceps, achieving results similar to those provided by professional strength machines. This solution increases comfort and control during the workout, helping you to achieve better performance.Full control over the loadThe JAR1050 have been designed to accommodate free weights, allowing you to fine-tune the load to suit your current needs and level of fitness. This allows the arms to offer flexibility, allowing you to increase the intensity as your workout progresses. Free weight allows natural movement and engages muscles in a way that is more similar to traditional strength training.Durability and safetyThe JAR1050's robust construction ensures long-lasting durability and safety, even during the most demanding exercises. This professional accessory is the perfect addition to your atlas, providing advanced strength training and allowing you to maximise your results.Note: For the avoidance of doubt, please refer to our technical drawing.Specification:Width: 57 cmHeight: 94 cmPin
Length: 7.2 cmDiameter: 2.5 cmRod diameter: 1.2 / 2 cmLoad pin
Diameter: 25 / 30 / 48 mmLength: 20 / 20.8 / 21.8 cmDiameter of handle: 2.8 cmAdapted for a 50 x 50 mm frame Device compatible with Cyklop 1, Cyklop 2, Cyklop 4 atlases and KLT3111 power rackMaximum load: 160 kgWeight: 25 kgRemarks:1-year warrantyImporter: Abisal Ltd. | Poland | 41-807 Zabrze | Pyskowicka Street 17 | e-mail: abisal@abisal.plAbisal Ltd.. declares that the products sold by the company are safe and meet the requirements contained in the Act on General Product Safety of December 12, 2003. (Journal of Laws of December 31, 2003)