Greenfields Outdoor Fitness is proud to provide exercise equipment to the U.S. Armed Forces!
Take a look at Greenfields’ military spotlights for outdoor exercise equipment in all branches of the armed forces! Also, know that we provide exercise equipment to the FBI and many other federal agencies. As a GSA contract holder, we have the experience and design expertise to create a solution that will fit your needs.
Tyndall Air Force Base, Panama City, FL
Tyndall Air Force Base’s main track & field exercise pad offers a perfect addition to cardio workouts. It features adjustable sit-up benches, push-up bars, and multi-level bars with different heights. Furthermore, the Beacon Beach Trail boasts a diverse set of equipment. You’ll find parallel bars, plyometric steps, and a rope wall climb, among others.
Moreover, the base has two additional exercise pads. Both include pull-up bars, push-up bars, adjustable sit-up benches, and multi-level bars units. One is at the base’s skeet range. In summary, Tyndall AFB provides 40 units across four fitness areas. These can serve 81 airmen at once.
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USMC Recruiting Station Charlotte, NC
Greenfields specifically customized the color of this unit to match the United States Marine Corps’ iconic scarlet and yellow. Furthermore, this equipment includes six no-spin pull-up bars, strategically set at four different heights (84”, 90”, 96”, and 102”) to optimally accommodate all users. Additionally, in line with Greenfields’ commitment to quality for military units, the equipment undergoes a hot galvanization and powder coating process. This spotlights exceptional durability. Moreover, the equipment proudly carries a 25-year warranty, underscoring Greenfields’ confidence in their product’s longevity and performance.
Hunter Army Airfield, Savannah, GA
This 20’ Rope climb station, customized for Hunter Army Airfield, incorporates a lightweight cable carving ladder. Specifically designed for Navy Special Operations, the ladder features anti-slip rung surfaces and corrosion-resistant materials. This setup boasts a significant load limit of up to 3,000 pounds, with a safe working load of 1,500 pounds. Additionally, the custom outdoor rope ensures the unit’s durability and readiness for various training exercises. The unit stands noticeably tall, enhanced by two custom-made signs on the sides that showcase a full-color unit insignia. Also, this unit has a U.V. coating for protection against the elements.
Camp Lejeune NC
The Marine Corps’ Camp Lejeune outdoor fitness area features two cascade-style fitness units – one with five pull-up bars and one with five adjustable sit-up benches. Also, Greenfields’ adjustable sit-up bench design features four angles for increasing challenges.
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USMC Marforres New Orleans, LA
Marforres Marine Corps features a custom 8-person linear combo with kick-steps that use a non-slip marine board to reach the pull-up bars. Additionally, dips, leg raises and parallel pull-ups can be done on this unit. This project also features custom color and PIP surfacing.
Fort Gordon
Greenfields’s climbing pod meets the FM7-22 Standard for Physical Readiness Training (PRT). At Fort Gordon, GA, four climbing pods accommodating a total of 16 soldiers provide an all-weather training space. Lastly, each pod features kick-steps for ease of mounting and dismounting the unit.
Schofield Barracks, Hawaii
The 20 red climbing pods installed at Hawaii’s Schofield Barracks allow for a wide variety of exercises for 80 soldiers at a time. Greenfields offers custom color for all military units at no additional charge.