Matrix Shoulder – As Is Functional

Matrix Shoulder Press Specifications:

1. Frame Construction:
   • Heavy-duty steel frame designed for commercial-grade use, ensuring long-lasting durability and stability.
   • Powder-coated finish that resists wear and scratches, maintaining a professional appearance in gym settings.
2. Adjustability:
   • Seat height adjustment: To ensure the correct alignment of the body, helping users to maintain proper form during the press.
   • Backrest adjustment: Some models offer an adjustable backrest, which allows users to modify the angle for optimal shoulder positioning.
   • Handlebar adjustments: Various models may have handles that can be adjusted for different grip positions, such as neutral or pronated grips, to target different parts of the shoulder.
3. Ergonomics:
   • Contoured, padded seat and backrest for comfort during extended use.
   • Ergonomically designed handles to reduce stress on the wrists and promote proper hand positioning during the press.
4. Resistance and Functionality:
   • Typically features a weight stack ranging from 150 lbs (68 kg) to 250 lbs (113 kg), with some models offering the option to use plate-loaded weights.
   • The machine uses a smooth pulley or cam system, ensuring fluid, controlled movement during the press.
   • Some models feature dual action press arms, allowing for different types of pressing movements to target the shoulders more effectively.
5. Dimensions:
   • Length: Approximately 50–70 inches (127–178 cm), depending on the specific model.
   • Width: Typically 30–40 inches (76–102 cm).
   • Height: Ranges between 50–60 inches (127–152 cm).
   • Weight: Generally falls between 250–400 lbs (113–181 kg), depending on the model and features.
6. Safety and Stability:
   • Non-slip footrests help stabilize the user during the press, ensuring safety during the exercise.
   • The machine features a wide base for maximum stability while in use, preventing wobbling or tipping.
7. Weight Capacity:
   • Matrix Shoulder Press machines usually support users up to 400 lbs (181 kg) or more, depending on the specific model and weight stack.
8. Functionality:
   • The shoulder press exercise targets the deltoids, specifically the anterior, medial, and posterior parts of the shoulders, along with the triceps. It’s an excellent machine for building shoulder strength and mass.