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SandBells CF Commercial Freeweight


With the sleek lines of European styling and durable American engineering, the CF Commercial freeweight line blends beauty with brawn. From adjustable benches to a Dual Action Smith machine, each piece of CF equipment is geared towards optimal user performance and outstanding results. Convenient features— such as effortless equipment adjustments, the option to perform multiple exercises on one machine, and a durable framework— are sure to attract new members and keep current members coming back for more.


Hyper Wear’s SandBell is a cross between a sandbag, a dumbbell, a barbell, a grip bag, a medicine ball, a slam ball, and a kettlebell. Made of durable, stretchy neoprene, the SandBell is a versatile, functional weight-training tool that offers weight sizes from two to 50 pounds; a colored ring encircles the SandBell, giving a visual indication of the weight. The Sand- Bell’s patent-pending fill mechanism allows the end user to fill the SandBell with whatever fill material is desired.


NEW Free Weight Line


The Inflight Fitness Free Weight line is engineered to be stylish, durable, space- efficient, and cost-effective. It features a platinum color; chip-resistant, powder- coated frames; and rounded tubing. Inflight Fitness strength equipment offers quality, reliability, and service.


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