TRAINER D12 Outdoor Vertical Back Massager - Pylon Mounted

The TRAINER D12 vertical back massager is a pylon-mounted OutdoorFit station measuring 135 x 80 x 150-160 cm and weighing 60 kg, with a recommended safety zone of 435 x 380 cm. Difficulty is rated moderate, for users from 140 cm and up to 150 kg. Certified to EN 16630:2015 and tested by TUV Rheinland, it is supplied by Light In Fitness at 1,080 EUR excluding VAT. The support pylon is not included in this price.

Recovery equipment on a public fitness area

Almost every outdoor fitness plan is built entirely from apparatus that create fatigue, and none that resolve it. The vertical massager is the exception: the user leans back against the rollers and moves vertically along the spine, releasing tension in the dorsal muscles and improving the general condition of the back. On a municipal site this has two effects. It gives users a reason to stay after the effort rather than leaving, and it draws in people who would never approach a pull-up bar but will use something that feels like relief rather than exercise.

• Releases tension in the dorsal musculature
• Improves general back muscle condition
• Vertical rolling movement along the spine, user controlled
• Difficulty rated moderate, standing position
• Minimum user height 140 cm, maximum user weight 150 kg

Where to place it on the plan

At the end of a circuit rather than the beginning. The massager is a recovery station, and its value is highest when a user reaches it having already worked, which also means it should sit slightly away from the busiest apparatus so that a user can occupy it for two or three minutes without blocking a queue. Sites next to walking or running routes see it used independently of the rest of the area, by people who never touch the strength stations at all.

Pylon not included

This is an OutdoorFit reference, designed to mount on a TRAINER pylon or a verified load-bearing wall, and the listed price covers the apparatus only. The post is quoted separately. One pylon can carry apparatus on opposing faces, so pairing the massager with a second station on the same post is the usual way to control foundation costs. Safety zones must be checked for overlap where two apparatus share a post. Standard colours are yellow (RAL 1018/7004), graphite (RAL 7016/9006), orange (RAL 2000/9006) and lime (RAL 6018/9006).

Specification

Frequently asked questions

Is this a medical or therapeutic device?

No. It is open-access outdoor fitness equipment certified to EN 16630, intended for general muscular relaxation and comfort. It carries no therapeutic claim and should not be specified as rehabilitation equipment; where a clinical brief applies, the dedicated rehabilitation range is the correct starting point.

Why is the pylon excluded from the price?

Because a single post can carry two apparatus, quoting posts separately avoids charging every client for a foundation they may not need. On a schedule of six OutdoorFit references, three posts are often enough. We check the ratio on the layout drawing before issuing the quotation.

What maintenance do the rollers need?

Annual inspection covering free rotation, absence of play, roller surface condition and tightness of the pylon or wall fixings. There is no lubrication schedule. Rollers are a wearing part and remain available as spares after sale.