Durable Construction

The HS-1035 bench stands out for its sturdy build. Strong 5 cm steel profiles and thick plates connecting the individual elements of the Hop-Sport bench ensure that the equipment is stable and the training safe. The seat and backrest are made from a solid board, thick foam padding, and covered with durable upholstery that resembles genuine leather.

Thanks to the use of high-quality materials, using the bench is very comfortable and the equipment is built to last.

Leg Press

Despite being the largest muscles in the human body, leg muscles are often neglected in workouts, even by experienced gym-goers. The HS-1035 bench features a lever, known as a leg press, which is an effective tool for training the lower muscle groups.

Thanks to this feature, you'll find it easier to stay motivated to include leg workouts in your routine.

Adjustable Preacher Curl Pad

The preacher curl pad is primarily used for isolated arm exercises. The slightly inclined position assumed on the preacher pad helps to relieve pressure on the back, while the arm support encourages a full range of motion during exercises.

The HS-1035 model features a 2-level height adjustment for the preacher pad from the ground, allowing for personalized and comfortable training.

Backrest Adjustment

A key feature of this model is its 6-level backrest angle adjustment – including the option to lay it completely flat or set it to a decline position. This flexibility allows you to target different muscle groups and perform a wide variety of exercises.

Protective Foam Pads

The leg lock is covered with thick and durable foam, providing excellent protection for your legs during strength training. The material features a porous structure, is quick-drying, and ensures stability throughout your workout.

Hand Expanders

The HS-1035 bench comes with included expanders, which can be attached at the front and rear of the bench using carabiners. Exercises with expanders can be performed in various positions:
– sitting on the bench facing forward,
– standing facing the bench,
– lying on your back,
– or lying on your stomach – each position engages different muscle groups.

Workouts with expanders can also serve as a warm-up before the main strength training session.