Technogym announces the commercial release of the newly restyled Technogym Bench, reaffirming our commitment to continuous innovation, exceptional quality, and an enhanced user experience
Since its launch, Technogym Bench has evolved into more than a training tool — it has become a global symbol of style, performance, and design. Featured in thousands of homes and the world’s most exclusive fitness clubs and hotels, it has also starred in visionary projects such as Technogym x Dior and the Design to Move exhibition, where 40 international creators reinterpreted the product in 40 unique artworks.
Today, the icon gets an upgrade. Introducing the new Technogym Bench — same signature design, now with advanced features to elevate every workout: A New integrated top which is softer, more durable, and built for comfort whether sitting, stepping, or lying — no mat required; enhanced and more resistant elastic bands for a smoother training experience.
What remains unchanged? Everything users already love, the Compact, sleek footprint suited to any space; 200+ exercises from one single bench and Hundreds of guided workouts on the Technogym App.
The Technogym Bench continues to redefine functional training — now with even greater comfort and durability.
Founded in 1983 by Nerio Alessandri, Technogym is a world leader in digital solutions and products for fitness, sport, health, and wellness. The company offers an integrated ecosystem powered by artificial intelligence that combines connected equipment, digital services, on-demand training experiences, and apps, ensuring every user a personalized workout anytime and anywhere: at home, at the gym, in hotels, at the doctor or outdoors. Today, Technogym operates in more than 100 countries with over 2,500 employees. Every day, 70 million people train with Technogym across 100,000 wellness centers and 500,000 private homes worldwide. Recognized as the reference brand for international athletes and champions, Technogym has been chosen as the Official Supplier to the last 10 editions of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.