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Body-Solid Tools Aluminum Double Swivel Bar

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Body-Solid Tools Aluminum Double Swivel BarDual Cable Training. One Attachment. The Body Solid Tools Aluminum Double Swivel Bar (MB100A) connects to both cables of a dual stack functional trainer, enabling smooth bilateral exercises including lat pulldowns, chest presses, shoulder presses, bicep curls, and tricep extensions. Constructed from lightweight, rust proof 1 3 8" aluminum with knurled grips and smooth revolving swivels. Key Features Dual Swivel Design Connects to both cable stacks

Dual-Cable Training. One Attachment.

The Body-Solid Tools Aluminum Double Swivel Bar (MB100A) connects to both cables of a dual-stack functional trainer, enabling smooth bilateral exercises including lat pulldowns, chest presses, shoulder presses, bicep curls, and tricep extensions. Constructed from lightweight, rust-proof 1-3/8" aluminum with knurled grips and smooth revolving swivels.

Key Features

Dual Swivel Design
Connects to both cable stacks simultaneously for bilateral exercises that engage muscles evenly through a natural range of motion.
Lightweight Aluminum
1-3/8" rust-proof aluminum construction weighs just 1.3 lbs — easy to attach, remove, and store without adding unnecessary load to the stack.
Knurled Grip Surface
Textured knurling ensures a secure, consistent grip during intense exercises — no slipping even with sweaty hands.
Universal Compatibility
Compatible with dual-stack functional trainers including the GFT100, GDCC200, GDCC210, PFT50, PFT100, BFFT10R, and S2FT.

Description

The MB100A Aluminum Double Swivel Bar is designed to attach to both cables of a dual-stack functional trainer, connecting the two weight stacks into a single, unified bar for smooth bilateral movements. The revolving swivels allow the bar to rotate freely during exercise, reducing joint stress and enabling a more natural range of motion.

At just 1.3 lbs, the aluminum construction adds virtually no extra weight to the stack, keeping resistance readings accurate. The knurled grip surface provides secure handling during lat pulldowns, shoulder presses, bench press variations, bicep curls, tricep pushdowns, and squats.

Compatible with Body-Solid dual-stack functional trainers including the GFT100, GDCC200, GDCC210, PFT50, PFT100, BFFT10R, and S2FT models.

What machines is this compatible with: The MB100A is designed for dual-stack functional trainers including the Body-Solid GFT100, GDCC200, GDCC210, PFT50, PFT100, BFFT10R, and S2FT.

How much does this weigh: 1.3 lbs — lightweight aluminum construction that adds virtually no extra load to the cable stack.

What exercises can I do with this: Lat pulldowns, shoulder presses, bench press, incline press, decline press, bicep curls, tricep extensions, and squats.

Why Buy From Fitness Supply: Fitness Supply helps customers build premium home gyms, recovery spaces, and commercial wellness environments with expert guidance, competitive pricing, and delivery or installation support available.

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