Trying to find the right bench for your needs can be a daunting task, here is an overview of the main features setting each bench apart from the rest: Ironmaster Benches Ironmaster Super Bench – Very compact and lightweight, the optional attachments make it extremely space efficient and versatile for home gyms or studios with space constraints. Ironmaster Super Bench Pro – Almost identical to the Super Bench but sits lower to the ground (45cm), has the same number of optional attachments. ATX Benches ATX Multi Bench 102 – Great for beginners or those on a budget. ATX FID Bench 520 – Lightweight and easy to move around, great for those on a budget but who are still looking to add optional attachments. ATX Flat Incline Bench 610 – The sturdiest domestic bench on the market. The backrest pad is slightly thinner than standard which gives more range of motion and a better stretch on pressing exercises. ATX Weight Lifting Bench with Decline (620) – Large range of adjustment angles: from -15° to 82° ATX Multi Bench (650) – The unique roller adjustment system makes it unbelievably secure and easy to use. ATX Commercial FID Bench (660) – A heavy duty bench with a range of optional attachments. Perfect for the personal trainer who is tight on space. ATX Warrior Flat Incline Bench (750) – No knobs or pins make it durable for commercial gyms. ATX Warrior Bench Slim Backrest (760) – Virtually identical to the 750 bench but with a slimmer backrest pad, which increases your range of motion on bench press to give you the ultimate pec stretch! ATX Utility Bulls Bench (800) – The big daddy of adjustable benches. Very heavy duty making it nearly unbreakable, each piece is laser cut for added precision.