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Der TriaTrainer von NOHrD vereint drei Geräte in einem - in der Grundposition ein würfelförmiger Bauchtrainer, lässt er sich schnell und unkompliziert ausklappen und wird so zum Rückentrainer. Ganz ausgeklappt dient er als Hantelbank. So bietet das Multifunktionsgerät abwechslungsreiches Krafttraining für den Rumpf- und Armbereich.
Der Rahmen besteht aus geöltem Eschenholz, in der Grundposition benötigt der TriaTrainer weniger als einen Quadratmeter Platz.
Die flexible Fußstütze ist in zehn Positionen verstellbar. Den TriaTrainer gibt es wahlweise in Kunst- und Echtleder.
TriaTrainer Ash
Contemporary, minimalistic design meets variety! This best describes the unique TriaTrainer. In a closed position the TriaTrainer serves as the perfect abs and core trainer. Unfold one side into first position and convert the chair into a semi-bench for working your back muscles and glutes. Opened into full extension the TriaTrainer can be used for all well-known bench workouts with or without free weights. The footrest can be adjusted into different positions for users’ comfort. < The Nohrd TriaTrainer is made of highest quality materials, with a solid wood frame and a selection of either genuine or artificial leather upholstery.
More Information
NOHRD Product
Yes
WATERROWER Product
No
Product
TriaTrainer
Strength Category
Benches
Dimensions (cm)
90 x 35 x 55 / 140 x 35 x 44
Weight (kg)
15
Max. User Weight
120
Material
Shadow
Training
Strength
Country of Manufacture
Germany
Leather
Artifical Leather
Assembly required
No
Packages
1
Packages
79,5 x 58,0 x 38,0, 14,5
Warranty (yrs)
2
The NOHRD TriaTrainer Training Profile
Versatile strength training with a focus on core,
back and controlled body movement
100 % Core & Strength
Additional benefits:
Three training positions allow targeted exercises
for the abs and back as well as versatile strength training
in combination with free weights.
The distribution shown represents typical training focuses.
The actual training stimulus varies depending on the exercise,
position, additional weight, number of repetitions
and individual training goals.
