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Olympic Decline Free Weight Bench -
Olympic Decline Free Weight Bench Model 16063
The frame on the bench can collapse forward onto the user, posing an impact injury hazard.
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Recall Details
The Decline model free weight benches are designed for use in professional gyms and come in three model numbers: 16060, 16061 and 16062. The Decline model free weight bench is a traditional Olympic bench which accommodates a 7' wide Olympic bar, and the back pad declines from the knee to the shoulders at a 15 degree angle. The model numbers can be found on the bottom of the tube near where the feet are placed with serial numbers C1208 through H0913 which stand for the manufacture dates, December 2008 through September 2013.
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled benches and contact Cybex to arrange to return the weight bench and for a free replacement unit. Cybex is directly contacting owners of the recalled benches.
The firm received 10 reports of frames breaking near the weld point. No injuries have been reported.
Cybex International, Inc., of Medway, Mass.
Cybex International, Inc., of Medway, Mass.
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