4-in-1 pressing system enables flat, incline, decline, and overhead shoulder press for comprehensive upper body training
22-level linear bench slide and 12-angle grip adjustments allow personalized biomechanical alignment for optimal safety and performance
Industrial-grade 3 x 3 steel tubing and reinforced frame support up to 600 lbs for secure, high-intensity lifting
Gas spring assisted adjustments provide smooth, single-handed height transitions for easy, fatigue-free operation
Space-saving design fits seamlessly into home or small commercial gyms while replacing multiple machines
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The Ultimate 4-in-1 Precision Pressing System Engineered for Elite Performance. The GMWD V8 is more than just a bench; it is a high-performance, plate-loaded strength station designed to replace multiple commercial machines while fitting perfectly into your home or garage gym. From heavy-duty chest days to precision shoulder work, the V8
Footprint
67.3 in L x 66.7 in W x 59.6 in H
Construction
14-gauge steel with 3 x 3 in main frame tubing
Maximum Load
600 lbs (300 lbs per independent arm)
User Capacity
Rated for users up to 800 lbs
Adjustment Levels
22 linear slide, 12 angle grips
Compatibility
Designed for 2 Olympic weight plates
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Could not be happier with this purchase. Besides incline, flat, decline and shoulder presses Ive am using it for heavy shrugs and one arm side rows! Very solid build! If there is a V9 some type of pre-stretch assistance would be huge to start out the movement.
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rob · 3 days ago
Very sturdy and tough to build with one person, but doable. It was my first workout, lol. The moveable weight rack is pretty kewl, amd allows you to get a back and shoulder workout with the adjustable bench. Solid steel and good quality. All you have to do is buy the weights👍
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William · 12 days ago
Great piece of equipment. Overall very happy. Only small criticism is the handles are a little Too close together and if you swing handle to the outside of the support it is too wide. First world problems I guess