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Document: well this bench served its purpose. if you are taller than 5'11 it may be too small. small easy to carry around. a little combusome with one part flopping when you flatten it
this is just what i wanted. a portable bench that fits the confines of my apartment. i would like to add, however, if you are expecting to fold this up and slide it under your bed after each workout, you will need a bed that had at least 12&#34; of clearance. that was a bit misleading and the reason i don't give it 5 stars. other than that i have no issues. stable and well constructed. i'm 5'10&#34; & 170 lbs.
this bench is the most compact versatile dumbbell bench you will find. It allows you to do incline as well as decline flyes and presses. I can't think of how you could improve on the price and versatility.
the price is just right--won't hit your wallet and does not take up much floor spaceThe leather is soft and comfortable, keeps moisture/sweat from seeping in--so you won't have a smelly workbench.The bench is long enough for tall people as well and is very sturdy--made out of good quality materials. you can also check out bestfitness's website for extra accessories for your bench or w/efor those of you who need some exercise tips, check out trainwithmeonline.com for free videos, guides, routines, etc  I don't work for that site, just stumbled on it and thought i'd share with the community.
it's good enough for the price we paid, a bit flimsy and not as firm as we expected, but it works. can do basic weight lifting using the bench.
if you want a bench thats declines this is not for you. when declined the seat part of the bench doesnt not stay parrallel with the floor it stays parrallel with the bench therefor the whole bench is declined. There is also no leg and knees pad supports so when you go to use the decline you slide off very dangerous if you are using heavy weights. I could not tell the seat does not pivot from the back pad in the picture so i didnt know until i gotta it. Now im stuck with it, i recommend not buying it or any other products from this company because obviously they do not engineer there products too well, unless im missing out on something, i dont know the frame bar is solid.
cheers
also the decline postition is at such a small angle, nothing you would see in a real gym.
You need to tighten all of them, including the one that allows for the bench to adjust/incline. They need to be almost too tight to move the back rest. If you tighten them up, you won't have any issues with stability.I've got it setup with the pins. I'm doing basic barbell work. Just ordered some resistance bands to add some different movements to my workout. There are anchor points on the feet for this purpose.I would like to have a foot hold for doing situps, but there is a small handle on the incline support that works well for leg lifts and the like.Overall, for the price here on Amazon at just over one hundred bucks, it's a great bench.UPDATE:I've had this for a few weeks now and am really happy.
Yes the other reviews are correct - the actual bench is slightly narrower (at the ends) than some benches although the feet are wide. Im 5'8" /145lbs and it works fine for me. For me the width is not an issue as long as its stable, which mine now is. But perhaps if you were over 6' you may prefer a larger one. Its the right size for the space I have in the Gym.Packaging/shipping:1. The seat (smaller section) had a half inch tear - luckily on the side of the seat pad.
Answer: no