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The ATX® AB Attachment is a black adjustable foam roller for a workout bench, featuring four cylindrical foam pads on a metal frame to support exercises.

The ATX® AB Attachment is an adjustable weight bench with a leg extension featuring foam rollers, set on a metal frame with a numbered incline mechanism and ATX labeling.

Close-up of the ATX® AB Attachment, featuring a textured black foam exterior against a white background, showcasing its cylindrical shape and circular indentation at the center of the visible end.

The ATX® AB Attachment is an adjustable weight bench with a black cushioned seat and backrest. It features leg support pads, a sturdy metal frame, a lever for adjustments, and a measurement scale for precise positioning.

This gym weight bench features a sleek incline design with black padding and an ATX label on the backrest. It offers adjustable positions and foot rollers for support, making it perfect for strength training exercises.

ATX® AB Attachment

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$205.00

Item No: ATX-OP-ABA

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DESCRIPTION

Weight Weight The base weight of the item, without any packaging.	10 kg
Dimensions	89 × 40 × 15 cm
Weight Weight The base weight of the item, without any packaging.	4.8kg
Footprint Footprint This is the area occupied by the item itself. You might need to allocate additional space for the use.	63x48x31cm
Colour	Black and Chrome

The ATX Ab Crunch Attachment (ATX-OP-ABA) transforms your ATX Multi Bench into a pro-grade core-crushing machine, perfect for ab crunches, Russian twists, leg raises, and decline presses.

Key Features:

Close-up of the ATX® AB Attachment in black and silver, featuring four foam rollers arranged in a V-shape on a metal frame, set against a black background.

Picture of the ATX Ab attachment docking into an ATX bench

Close-up of the ATX® AB Attachment: a textured black surface with a metallic circular end cap and small protruding knob, shown against a black background.

150kg Load Capacity: Tough enough for weighted crunches with medicine balls or plates, anchoring you securely to the bench.

Height-Adjustable Handles: Customizable setup for ab work or decline exercises, with handles for easy mounting and dismounting.

Durable PU Pads: Sweat-resistant, comfy pads keep you locked in during intense core sessions, no slipping or sliding.

Multi-Exercise Design: Supports ab crunches, Russian twists, laying leg raises, and decline dumbbell/barbell presses for a full upper-body workout.

Quick Docking System: Chrome-plated insert tube slots into the bench’s attachment adapter, detachable to free up space for other exercises.

Compact & Portable: Lightweight design stores easily, keeping your gym clutter-free when not in use.

A technical line drawing of the ATX® AB Attachment, a four-wheeled device with two parallel support bars fixed to cylindrical wheels, shown on a black background. The mechanical design suggests it is used as fitness equipment.

Technical drawing of the ATX® AB Attachment with side, front, and top views. Dimensions: 63 cm (width), 48 cm (depth), 31 cm (height). Clearly shows cylindrical parts and an angled support.

Why You Need This Ab Attachment:

Space-Saving Versatility: Slots into your ATX Multi Bench, no need for a dedicated ab machine.

ATX Quality: Durable PU pads and chrome-plated tube ensure comfort and longevity, built for serious core training.

Core Powerhouse: Smash ab crunches, twists, leg raises, and decline presses with one attachment, targeting upper, lower, and oblique abs.

How Do You Perform Ab Crunch or Decline Bench Press

The Ab Crunch does have a different configuration to other designs. So the correct way to do decline bench press or ab crunches on the ATX-MBX-520, ATX-MBX-650 & ATX-MBX-660 might be confusing. But if you check out the attached picture you will see that it is actually a clever design. A man in athletic gear performs decline sit-ups on a workout bench with the ATX® AB Attachment, gripping his head with both hands and securing his feet under padded rollers in a gym with dark brick walls.