Cybex Decline Bench – Remanufactured

The Cybex Decline Bench is a specialized piece of equipment designed for performing decline bench press exercises, targeting the lower portion of the chest (pectoralis major), as well as the triceps and shoulders. The Cybex version typically offers commercial-grade quality and user-friendly features. While specs can vary slightly depending on the model, here are the general specifications for a typical Cybex Decline Bench:

Common Specifications for Cybex Decline Bench:

1. Frame Construction:
   • Material: Heavy-duty, welded steel frame for maximum durability and stability.
   • Finish: Often powder-coated or treated with a rust-resistant finish for long-term use in high-traffic environments (e.g., commercial gyms).
2. Bench Design:
   • Decline Angle: The backrest is set at a specific decline angle, typically around 15 to 30 degrees downward, depending on the model. This angle targets the lower chest more effectively than a flat or incline bench.
   • Cushioning: High-density foam padding on the seat and backrest for comfort and support during exercises.
   • Upholstery: Durable, easy-to-clean vinyl or similar material to withstand frequent use.
3. Adjustability:
   • Some models feature adjustable seat and backrest settings to help users find their ideal position and maximize comfort and safety.
   • The seat pad may be adjustable to help maintain proper positioning while performing presses.
4. Dimensions:
   • Length: Typically around 50–60 inches (127–152 cm).
   • Width: Around 24–30 inches (61–76 cm).
   • Height: Usually around 17–20 inches (43–51 cm) from the ground, depending on the design.
5. Weight Capacity:
   • Typically has a weight capacity ranging from 600 to 1,000 lbs (272–454 kg) depending on the model and materials used.