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All stock is held at our facility in High Wycombe, England. For items listed as “In stock and ready for immediate dispatch”,
our team will contact you within one business day to arrange delivery.
For items with a lead time, the displayed lead time reflects the estimated period from order placement to delivery.
Please note that lead times may vary.
Should you have any specific requirements, please contact us.
Returns Information
We strive to ensure satisfaction with every WATERROWER | NOHRD product purchase. If you are unhappy with your purchase,
the following guidelines explain how to process a return or cancellation.
1. Returns and Cancellation Period
· Returns are accepted within 30 days from the date of delivery.
· For orders containing multiple products with separate delivery dates, the 30-day return period applies to each product individually, starting from the date each product was delivered.
· Order cancellation is accepted up to midday on the working day before the scheduled delivery or installation date.
The Pumper is a compact bar designed to offer all the best features of the SlideLock in a smaller 25 mm version. It’s compact and thin, making it perfect for tight gym spaces, smaller gyms, turf training, group training or the home gym. The bar diameter and knurling reduces hand and forearm fatigue, making it ideal for group exerciseand functional training.
The Pumper can be loaded up to 120kg.
More Information
WATERROWER Product
No
NOHRD Product
Yes
Dimensions
160 cm, ø 25 mm
Weight (kg)
6 kg
Power connection
No
Bluetooth
No
Assembly required
No
Packages
1
Shipping Method
Standard
The NOHRD WeightPlates Training Profile
Versatile free-weight training with a focus on strength,
muscle building and controlled movement
100 % Strength Training
Additional benefits:
Free-weight training allows a wide range of compound
and isolation exercises while engaging numerous
stabilizing muscles throughout each movement.
The distribution shown represents typical training focuses.
The actual training stimulus varies depending on the exercise,
weight, number of repetitions, movement execution
and individual training goals.
