2-in-1 Preacher Curl Bench Tricep & Bicep Curl Machine

In Use

The point of a preacher bench is that it takes your shoulders and lower back out of the movement, so the load lands where you intended it. Set the seat, set the elbow pad, and every rep runs through the same groove. Switching between bicep and tricep work is a matter of changing position, not changing equipment, which keeps arm day moving.

Key Features

Two stations in one frame
Preacher curls and tricep extensions run off the same bench, so you can superset arms without rebuilding your setup between exercises.

Six elbow heights, five seat heights
Thirty combinations means the pad meets your elbows at the right angle whether you are 5'4" or 6'2", and the fit stays repeatable session to session.

25 starting angles
A sundial adjustment sets where the movement begins, so you can shift the hardest part of the curl and train the same muscle from more than one position.

Loads up to 132 lb
Standard 1-inch plates load directly onto the machine, giving you room to progress well past where most people start.

Two-inch cushioning
Thick padding under the seat and elbows means the last set feels like the first, rather than something you are enduring.

Why We Stock It

Most home gyms handle the big lifts and then leave arms to a bench and a pair of dumbbells, which works until form breaks down under fatigue. A dedicated preacher station fixes the position for you, so the set ends when the muscle is done rather than when your technique goes. It is compact, it is adjustable, and it makes an accessory session feel deliberate.

Specifications

Good to Know

Assembly is required, and the manual is in the box. Set aside a clear hour and a second pair of hands for the frame.

Built for better.