CF-3962-A Fitness Tree

SKU: CF-3962-A

Single Station Strength

Overview

Introducing the Hoist Fitness CF-3962-A Fitness Tree is designed to address a range of upper body exercises. Featuring two sets of hand grips, users can seamlessly transition between dips and vertical knee raise exercises, promoting flexibility and functionality.

Product Details

  • + - Overview

    Introducing the Hoist Fitness CF-3962-A Fitness Tree is designed to address a range of upper body exercises. Featuring two sets of hand grips, users can seamlessly transition between dips and vertical knee raise exercises, promoting flexibility and functionality. In addition, the Fitness Tree boasts upper hand grips designed explicitly for neutral and wide pull-up exercises, accommodating varied workout regimens.

    One of the standout features is the integrated rock climbing holds, introducing a unique twist to traditional workouts. This innovative addition ensures users enjoy a dynamic exercise session, challenging both their physical strength and mental grit. The angled arm rests, specifically designed, provide unwavering support for vertical knee raise exercises. This meticulous attention to detail extends to the angled dip handles, which are set at varying widths to accommodate users of all sizes.

    Built to sustain a maximum exercise weight capacity of 400 lbs (181 kg), the CF-3962-A Fitness Tree stands as a testament to durability. Drawing inspiration from European aesthetics and harnessing American engineering's robustness, the CF Commercial Freeweight line offers the perfect balance of form and function.

  • + - Specifications
    PRODUCT WIDTH 48.25" (123 CM)
    PRODUCT HEIGHT 97.75" (248 CM)
    PRODUCT LENGTH 54.25" (138 CM)
    MACHINE WEIGHT 216 LBS. (98 KG)
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PERFECTSTRIDE MOTION

Created for heavy use and exceptional workouts in the world’s finest fitness facilities, Performance Series provides an unmatched cardio experience. Refined touchpoints make exercise better and smarter in ways that delight members and redefine expectations.