TKO Unilateral Converging Decline Press
- Natural feel of free weights in a guided decline pressing motion
- Oversized 1.5″ pressing handles distribute force across the hand and reduce strain
- Adjustable seat height accommodates most size users
- Gas spring assisted seat design for easy adjustability
- (4) Integrated weight storage horns
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Description
The unilateral converging movement offers a natural decline pressing motion and allows for equal strength development of the body.
Additional information
| Manufacturer |
TKO |
|---|---|
| Model |
702DP |
| Dimensions |
79.8" L x 49.6" W x 70.5" H |
| Weight |
330 lbs |
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