Bodytone Forza Bold Dual FB03v2 chest and shoulder press

The Forza Bold Dual FB03v2 combines a chest press and a shoulder press on a single frame sharing a 106 kg stack. Two pressing angles from one footprint is the whole proposition, and it is aimed squarely at rooms where floor area is the binding constraint.

Horizontal and vertical pressing are the two patterns any strength area has to cover. Bought separately they occupy two footprints, two stacks and two sets of shrouds. The FB03v2 puts both on one structure with distinct working positions, so a member moves between the two without waiting for a second station to free up and without the club paying twice for the same weight stack.

Load is selected by pin from the integrated column, which keeps changes between sets and between users to a few seconds. The path is guided in both positions, so neither movement requires a spotter and both are usable by members who would not attempt the barbell equivalent.

Technical specification

Where a dual press makes sense

Dual machines suit hotels, residences, corporate gyms and clubs under roughly 300 square metres, where the alternative is not two machines but one movement pattern missing entirely. In high traffic commercial sites the calculation reverses, because a single member using both positions in sequence occupies the station for twice as long.

Dimensions, clearances and the delivery weight for this reference are confirmed in the free siting study we prepare from your room drawing and issue with the quotation. That study also sets the circulation around the two working positions, which is the detail that decides whether a dual station is comfortable to use in a narrow room. We deliver to France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg, quote export per project, and dispatch within five to ten working days from stock.

Frequently asked questions

Does a dual machine compromise either exercise?

No. Each position has its own handle geometry and seat setting; the shared element is the weight stack, not the movement.

Is 106 kg enough for both movements?

For a general membership, yes. Guided pressing at loads beyond that is uncommon outside dedicated strength rooms, where a plate loaded press is usually the better specification.

How much space does it need?

Less than two separate presses, but more circulation than a single station, because users approach from two directions. We confirm the exact figures in the siting study issued with your quotation.