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TAURUS SQUAT RACK
TAURUS SQUAT RACK
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TAURUS SQUAT RACK
Regular price
£1,457.30 GBP
Regular price
Sale price
£1,457.30 GBP
Unit price
per
Tax included.
The Taurus Elite Squat Rack is a high-quality, heavy-duty rack designed for commercial fitness studios. It features a scratch-resistant, stylish black finish and can withstand loads up to 420kg.
- Walk-in squat rack suitable for a variety of exercises
- Multiple bar rests
- Heavy-duty construction
- Scratch resistant materials
- 6 Olympic weight pins for storing your weight plates
- COMMERCIAL GRADE QUALITY — The Taurus Elite Squat Rack- like the rest of the Taurus range- is engineered with high-quality materials to ensure a heavy-duty, scratch-resistant design, capable of withstanding intensive loads up to 420 kg. Finished with an aesthetic signature black colourway, the Taurus Elite Squat Rack slots into any workout space easily.
- PERFECT FOR A VARIETY OF EXERCISES — Multiple bar rests allow for the Taurus Elite Squat Rack to execute a variety of exercises; particularly squats, variations of chest presses, barbell rows and deadlifts. There's a long safety rack at the bottom to eliminate the need for a spotter. The rack is also wide enough to include a strength bench for maximum variety!
- OLYMPIC WEIGHT PLATE STORAGE — The Taurus Elite Rack has four built-in storage pins to keep your weight plates organised. Free up the valuable floor space in your home gym by taking your plates off of the floor and storing them neatly on the side of the rack. Suitable for use with both bumper plates and tri-grip Olympic plates.
- Dimension: (L) 186cm x (W) 165cm x (H)201cm
- Weight: 128kg
- Max load: 420kg
The Taurus Elite Squat Rack is an excellent addition to any commercial fitness studio. Scratch-resistant, high-quality materials are finished in a stylish black colour, slotting in any fitness studio!
- Walk-in squat rack suitable for a variety of exercises
- Multiple bar rests
- Heavy-duty construction
- Scratch resistant materials
- 6 Olympic weight pins for storing your weight plates
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