Powerline Flat Incline Decline Bench. Allows proper form and positioning for incline and shoulder press exercises. Improved design features quick and secure 6 position ladder style back pad adjustment. 8 position seat pad adjustment for bent knee sit ups and ab crunches.The Powerline Flat Incline Decline Bench provides support for decline, incline, and flat bench exercises ranging from sit-ups to shoulder presses. With three-position seat pad adjustment and a leg hold-down, the bench allows you to perform bent knee sit ups and abdominal crunches. Meanwhile, the quick and secure four-position ladder style back pad adjustment provides the proper form and positioning for multiple exercises. The bench works well as a versatile stand alone and can also be used with an optional leg developer (sold separately) or as a compliment to Powerline's Smith Machine or Power Rack (also sold separately).
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Budget Bench
The Good:
- Price
- adjustable seat position
- adjustable back position
- sturdy for bench presses
The Bad:
- padding is thin
- only for bench press and bench press varieties
- too high for people under 5' 5"
- front legs get in the way and I'm over 6'1"
This is a perfect bench for anyone starting out or on a budget. My wife had problems with the bench height and the front legs get in the way. The pads are not designed to support any weight unless you are centered on the bench. I would not do step ups on this bench.
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Decent for the money
This bench has been really decent for the money. I used it in my outdoor backyard home gym setup. It was easy to install, and good quality for the money, its sturdy.
The bench has three positions: horizontal, mid way, and vertical.
My one issue with it is that it needs one more position. When the back part is straight up, its too vertical for me. I prefer to have my bench back be just sligthly back from vertical with doing military presses, etc. I hope that makes sense. I knew this bench didnt have that option when I bought it, so its not a failure on the product. Its just somethat I learned once I had the bench as far as my preferences.
I gave it a 4 star based on price. If you have bigger budget, always get the bench with the most back position options you can afford.
Overall pretty good.
This is the second bench I have assembled in my life. Including the time it took to hunt down my socket set and a wrench, it took me a little less than an hour to assemble. I have used it for every exercise I've ever done with free weights and had no problems with it. The closest thing I have to a complaint is that to move it, you have to grab the frame instead of the seat like I've gotten used to. It fits into my smith machine perfectly and at 6' flat I find it comfortable. It doesn't have the most gadgets, it's not the most amazing bench in the world either, but it's sturdy and affordable.
Product Features :
- Fully adjustable decline, incline, flat bench with T-bar leg hold down
- Three-position seat pad adjustments; four-position ladder-style back pad adjustments
- Measures 20 by 55 by 25 inches (H x L x W)
- Can be used with optional leg developer (sold separately)
- 10-year frame warranty; one-year warranty covers all other parts
Rating : 4.0
List Price : $270.00
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