TRAINER Reverse Fly D07R+SI - Wheelchair-Accessible Outdoor Station

The TRAINER Papillon Revers D07R+SI is an outdoor reverse fly station with a folding seat, usable both by ambulant users and by users in a wheelchair. It measures 975 x 581 x 2,020 mm, weighs 80 kg, accepts users up to 150 kg and is certified to EN 16630:2015-06 by TUV Rheinland. Professional price: 2,406 EUR excluding VAT.

Inclusive design: one station, two access modes

The seat folds up and locks against the frame, clearing the training position so a wheelchair can roll directly into the grips. The same station therefore serves an ambulant user and a wheelchair user without a separate, segregated piece of equipment, which is what most accessibility briefs now ask for. Independent use assumes a firm, level approach from the accessible path and surfacing inside the safety area that allows wheel travel.

Movement and muscles worked

The user pulls the two arms backwards, opening the chest. The exercise develops the scapular girdle and the shoulders, and strengthens the muscles of the posterior chest wall and upper back, notably the rear deltoid, rhomboids and middle trapezius. It is the pulling counterpart to the pec fly D06R+SI and is worth installing as a pair: outdoor circuits built only around pushing movements load the shoulder unevenly. Difficulty is rated medium, and resistance comes from body weight alone.

Materials and finish

• High-grade steel frame, shot-blasted and galvanised
• Two coats of polyester paint
• Seat in weather-resistant HDPE panels
• Colours: yellow (RAL 1018/7004), graphite (RAL 7016/9006), orange (RAL 2000/9006), lime (RAL 6018/9006)
• Other RAL colours quoted on request
• Recommended safety area 398 x 405 cm

Technical specifications

Where it is specified

Urban parks, inclusive municipal fitness areas and health trails. EN 16630:2015-06 is the European standard for permanently installed outdoor fitness equipment and the usual reference in public procurement for this category. The station belongs to the wheelchair-accessible TRAINER range, which shares anchoring and colour schemes so a mixed circuit reads as a single installation.

Frequently asked questions

Why install the reverse fly rather than only the pec fly?

The reverse fly trains the pulling pattern and the muscles between the shoulder blades. Casual users push far more than they pull, so a circuit containing only a pec fly reinforces an existing imbalance. The two stations are usually specified together.

How much clear space does the installation need?

The recommended safety area is 398 x 405 cm, to be kept free of paths, benches and planting, with surfacing matched to the free height of fall. For wheelchair access, allow a continuous firm approach from the nearest accessible route.

What maintenance is involved?

Annual inspection of anchor bolts, coating and the folding seat mechanism, plus a check of the arm bushes. There is no cable, weight stack or upholstery to replace.

Light In Fitness designs and supplies inclusive outdoor fitness areas for local authorities, care facilities and property developers. Send your site plan and we will quote equipment, surfacing and installation together.