Standing Chest Press
The Standing Chest Press from the BEAST series is a plate-loaded machine on which the user stands on a solid platform and presses the arms forward. A back pad keeps the body stable, so the chest works fully while the core is also engaged.
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The Standing Chest Press from the BEAST series is a plate-loaded machine on which the user stands on a solid platform and presses the arms forward. A back pad keeps the body stable, so the chest works fully while the core is also engaged.
Why choose the Standing Chest Press
Plate-loaded: load as much as you need, with no weight-stack limit.
Standing training: a natural stance that also engages the core.
Solid platform: a stable stance even at maximum loads.
Multiple grips: handles at different heights to vary chest emphasis.
Industrial perforated frame: heavy steel profiles with holes that give the gym a raw hardcore look.
Who the Standing Chest Press is for
Strength athletes and bodybuilders who want a pressing movement closer to standing functional training will value it.
Frequently asked questions
How does it differ from a seated press?
Standing, the legs and core also work to hold a stable stance, bringing the movement closer to real sporting situations.
What are the dimensions?
1800 × 1860 × 1675 mm, with a net weight of 210 kg.
Beast is the heavy class: massive profiles, oversized bearings and dimensions made for uncapped strength training.
Every unit is made to order in our own workshop — welding, powder coating and upholstery included. Choose the frame colour and finish, add your logo, and we deliver, assemble and set the machine up on site. Spare parts stay in stock, so a gym can be serviced and expanded years later.