Sgwgcqu Roman Chair Hyperextension Bench

A Roman chair hyperextension bench — a fixed 45-degree frame with a thigh pad and ankle rollers for back-extension and core exercises. Powder-coated steel with dense foam pads and a non-slip base; assembled to the instructions on a level floor, the ankle rollers set and secured, and worked within your ability with good form. The classic back-and-core bench. Fitness equipment, not a medical device.

• Type: 45° Roman chair hyperextension bench
• Build: powder-coated steel, thigh pad, ankle rollers, non-slip base
• Use: level floor; set and secure the rollers; good form, within your ability

This is exercise equipment for fitness — it is not a medical, therapeutic or physiotherapy device, we make no health claims, and it is not a treatment for back pain or any condition. Inverting raises the pressure in your head and eyes and is not suitable for everyone: do not use an inversion table if you have high or low blood pressure, a heart or circulatory condition, glaucoma or any eye condition, are pregnant, or have any other health concern — always ask your own doctor before using one, and stop at once if you feel unwell. Learn at a shallow angle, don't invert alone while learning, and lock and check the ankle supports fully before every use. Assemble every piece to the instructions, use it on a level floor with clearance, within the stated maximum user weight, and keep children off. On back-extension benches, set and secure the pads and rollers before use and work within your ability. The statutory 14-day right of withdrawal applies to consumers.