11-in-1 Foldable Push Up Board, Press Up Handles for Home Gym

VOWLT LTD

£17.99

● 11-in-1 push up bar to target chest, shoulder and arms ● ABS structure, smooth, crack-resistant surface for safe workouts ● Easy to use with the colour-coded guide ● Folding in half and clip-on design for easy storage ● Lightweight and compact size, enough to carry around ● 16 anti-slip pads for additional stability ● Easy to assemble ● Colour: Black ● Material: ABS ● Overall Dimension: 82L x 20W x 10H cm ● Storage Dimension: 40L x 20W x 20H cm ● Handle Length: 17.5 cm ● Handle to Floor Height: 8.8 cm ● Weight Capacity: 300 kg ● Item Label: A91-386V00BK ● 11-in-1 push up bar to target chest,

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