ATX Adjustable Column Bench MBX-650 Mk2

Details about the ATX MBX-650 Adjustable Bench:

The ATX MBX-650 may look like the old MegaTec Column Adjustable Bench, because, it is. The mark 1 was a simple updated branding of a tried-and-tested bench – the same great adjustable weights bench that it always was :). The MBX-650 is the ideal bench for use with a compact power rack or half rack, the ATX Column Adjustable Bench adjusts on a column; therefore, if you’re pressing from the rear of the frame, you’re no further away from the lift-offs whether you’re performing flat bench press or upright shoulder press.

What’s different with the mark 2 bench upgrade? 

While receiving a facelift, the cosmetic changes serve a practical purpose, too. The better-finished transport and adjustment handles are actually nice to use, too. The rubber casing on the rear foot and surrounding the wheel serve to protect the rear leg, act as a footrest, and the protects the wheels from knocks. Good looking and functional – these are the small improvements The Gym Revolution like to see in these tried-and-tested benches. 

Some important features of the ATX Column Adjustable Bench MBX-650:

• Extremely steadfast and stable, capable of heavy loads up to 500 kg.
• The seat and backrest can be quickly and safely adjusted.
• The seat is adjustable in 3 positions. 
• The backrest is adjustable in 15 positions, from -10° decline to 82° upright/ incline. 
• Ergonomically shaped pads set-up with widening in the lower back for optimum posture.
• Comfortable upholstery with thick padding, carrying MegaTec logo.
• With non-slip rubber feet that also protect the floor.
• With wheels and handle, for quick and easy transport of the bench.
• Lots of attachments available, see ‘Drop Down Menu’.
• Plate-load attachments are for use with olympic (2″/ 50mm) weight plates.
• Packed weight and dimensions: 49kg 142x32x44cms.
• For product dimensions, see image with schematics, above. 

Here’s a video to show the adjustment positions of the MBX-650 Mk2 bench:

Our first look at the mark 2 upgrade and optional leg attachment: