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Body-Solid GAR250 Multi-Storage Tower

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$412.5 $825 In stock

Category: Rack combinato

Torre porta accessori Body-Solid

La torre porta accessori Body-Solid GAR250 è una soluzione di stoccaggio multi-prodotto completamente personalizzabile, ideale per strutture fitness di ogni dimensione.
  • Progettata per riporre medicine ball, slam ball, palle di stabilità, elastici, bande, tappetini per esercizi e altro ancora

  • I tre ripiani tubolari rotondi sono perfetti per riporre medicine ball, wall ball e slam ball
  • Il ripiano tubolare rotondo superiore include uno spazio per appendere tappetini, asciugamani, bande, elastici e altro

  • Due robusti vassoi ad alta capacità (40” di larghezza x 15,5” di profondità) ospitano manubri, kettlebell e quasi qualsiasi altra cosa
  • La GAR250 include spazio per appendere tappetini, ganci per accessori, maniglie per cavi, bande di resistenza/elastici e altro, oltre a tre supporti per palle di stabilità/swiss ball.
  • Le ruote girevoli garantiscono una facile mobilità

  • 32”L x 79”P x 87”A

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Kevin ★★★★★

The shelves hold everything from slam balls to kettlebells without wobbling, even when I stack the heavy ones on top. Assembly took me about an hour with the included hardware, and the upright posts feel solid enough to handle daily gym traffic.

Lucy ★★★★★

Finally got all my medicine balls and slam balls off the floor—the adjustable shelves hold them snugly without rolling, which is exactly what I needed in my cramped garage gym. Assembly took a bit of patience, but the frame feels rock solid once it’s up. It’s a simple, sturdy piece that just works.

Violet ★★★★★

The shelves are spaced just right to stack medicine balls of different sizes, and the frame feels rock-solid even when I'm slamming them back during a workout. Assembly took a bit of patience, but it's stable enough that I don't worry about it tipping. My garage setup finally looks organized instead