Tunturi UB60 banc d'entraînement réglable

The Tunturi UB60 sets itself apart from ordinary flat benches with its six backrest and three seat positions, letting you shift from decline presses to upright shoulder work in seconds. Built around a heavy-duty steel frame with a powder-coated finish, it feels stable even under heavy loads, while the dense foam padding and durable PU leather cover keep you comfortable through long sessions.

Highlights

• 6 backrest adjustment positions and 3 seat positions for versatile training angles
• Heavy-duty steel frame with powder-coated finish for durability
• High-density foam padding with PU leather upholstery for comfort and easy cleaning
• Transport wheels and foot rollers for easy movement and leg support
• Supports up to 150 kg user weight and 250 kg total load (user + weights)
• EN-957 certified for home use

In daily use

The UB60 is a reliable partner for free-weight training at home. The adjustable backrest and seat let you perform flat, incline, and decline presses, as well as seated exercises like shoulder presses and curls. The foot rollers provide stability during decline work, and the transport wheels make it easy to move the bench aside when not in use. Assembly is straightforward, and the bench’s compact footprint (141 x 61 x 121 cm) fits most home gyms.

Full specifications

• Bench type: Adjustable utility bench
• Backrest adjustment positions: 6
• Seat adjustment positions: 3
• Maximum user weight: 150 kg
• Maximum total load capacity: 250 kg (user + weights)
• Frame material: Heavy-duty steel
• Upholstery material: Durable PU leather
• Padding: High-density foam
• Transport wheels: Yes
• Foot rollers: Yes
• Frame finish: Powder-coated
• Colour: Black
• Intended use: Home use
• Certification: EN-957
• Assembly required: Yes
• Product dimensions (L x W x H): 141 x 61 x 121 cm
• Product weight: 17.5 kg

Final note

The Tunturi UB60 delivers commercial-grade adjustability in a home-friendly package, making it a smart choice for lifters who want variety without sacrificing stability.