Description
The HOIST® RPL-5305 Decline Chest Press puts work out enthusiasts in a secure and comfortable position from start to finish for engaging, targeted upper chest exercises. This unit aligns the user with the handles at chest level, then rocks backwards replicating the movement of a decline chest press providing a more stable and ergonomically correct posture than can be established with free weights. Independent, converging press arms are counter-balanced to provide a natural motion, minimizing stress to the anterior shoulder capsule and allowing for a low starting weight. Contoured press arm handles provide multiple grip positions for users of all sizes. Generous built-in weight storage make it easy for work out enthusiasts to quickly add plates to the machine, while keeping your gym or workout facility tidy and saving space.
RPL-5305 Key Features
- ROC-IT® technology aligns the user with the press-arms throughout the movement
- Stress is minimized on the shoulder joints by providing a natural motion with independent, converging press arms
- Counter-balanced press-arms offer a low starting weight
- Rocking movement provides a greater range of exercise motion
- Contoured press-arm handles provide multiple grip positions
- Weight pegs included for generous weight storage
RPL-5305 Specifications
- Product Width: 52.75″ (134 cm)
- Product Height: 56.25″ (143 cm)
- Product Length: 73.00″ (185 cm)
- Machine Weight: 366 lbs. (166 kg)
- Max Storage: 720 lbs. (327 kg)
- Max Capacity: 800 lbs. (363 kg)
More Information:
- Hoist RPL-5305 Spec Sheet >
- Hoist ROC-IT Series Brochure >
- Hoist RPL-5305 Owner’s Manual >
- Hoist Commercial Warranty >
About Hoist Fitness
HOIST® Fitness is a San Diego, California, USA based company producing premium strength training products and LeMond series exercise bikes for commercial and home markets.
Since 1977, Hoist has remained focused on producing the highest quality strength equipment. As a result, today the company’s products can be found all over the world in: home gyms, health clubs, colleges & universities, professional sports gyms, YMCAs, community centers, hotels, multi-family homes, personal training facilities, corporate fitness centers, government facilities and military installations. Learn More >







