Abmat Wall Amigo Sit-Up Assistant

The permanent option to the Classic Ab Amigo is here! This wall-mounted sit-up bar creates a sit-up station that requires very little space but gets you the results you want with targeted core strengthening. Designed with a walls stud-spacing in mind, the Wall Amigo is ideal for both small and commercial gyms as well as for backyard fitness enthusiasts and garage gym users.

Suited for any body type and athletes of all fitness levels, the Wall Amigo provides comfortable, effective anchoring for your feet which enables you to safely pursue your abdominal training goals with less strain on your neck and back and no need for a spotter. The Wall Amigo is a critical component of any strength-training regimen as it effectively eliminates the need for momentum in your sit-ups allowing you to focus on your core-strengthening goals. And, when youre ready to add weight to your sit-up regimen, the Wall Amigo provides the support you need without impinging motion.

Proudly made in the USA from 1/8 thick steel, the Wall Amigo measures 14.5 across the footplate and features (2) 3/8 diameter holes spaced approximately 1-7/8 apart on center. These holes are designed for mounting the Wall Amigo to a wood stud with the included 5/16 x 1-1/2 wood lag screws.

SPECS:

Made in the USA
Wall-Mounted Sit-Up Bar
1/8 thick 10-gauge Steel Frame
Black Powdercoat Finish
Weight: 1.4 LBS
Length: 14.5
(2) 3/8 diameter holes
Hardware Included: (2) 5/16 in. x 1-1/2 in. hex lag screws and (2) washers
Can be used by athletes of any size or skill level

*Please Note: The hardware included with the Wall Amigo is designed for mounting to a wood stud. If mounting to a different surface such as concrete or aluminum framing, different hardware may be required.

Inventor: AbMat Team

5-170-004-000

Customers ask:

– How can I create a space-efficient sit-up station at home?
– What equipment can help me do sit-ups without straining my neck and back?
– Where can I find a wall-mounted sit-up bar for my home gym?
– What is the best sit-up bar for small or commercial gyms?
– How can I improve my core strength with minimal equipment?