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ProGear 1300 12-Position Adjustable Weight Bench and Leg Hold Down
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Walmart.com has ProGear 1300 12-Position Adjustable Weight Bench and Leg Hold Down w/ 800-lb Weight Capacity for $89. Shipping is free.
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- Strong powder coated tubular steel frame construction
- User height up to 6'4"
- Incline, flat, and decline positions
- Smooth 12 position adjustable backrest by utilizing 2 position front leg adjustment
- Backrest adjusts to -20 degree decline to +80 degree incline angles
- Detachable 4 position adjustable leg hold down bar for additional stability during workouts
- Independent backrest adjustments
- 1.75" thick foam backrest
- 10" W x 33.5" L extended backrest
- Large seat (15.3" W x 14.5" L)
- 2 position adjustable front leg
- Can be folded for storage
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Walmart.com has ProGear 1300 12-Position Adjustable Weight Bench and Leg Hold Down w/ 800-lb Weight Capacity for $89. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter itsamazeling for finding this deal.
About this item:
Thanks to Deal Hunter itsamazeling for finding this deal.
About this item:
- Strong powder coated tubular steel frame construction
- User height up to 6'4"
- Incline, flat, and decline positions
- Smooth 12 position adjustable backrest by utilizing 2 position front leg adjustment
- Backrest adjusts to -20 degree decline to +80 degree incline angles
- Detachable 4 position adjustable leg hold down bar for additional stability during workouts
- Independent backrest adjustments
- 1.75" thick foam backrest
- 10" W x 33.5" L extended backrest
- Large seat (15.3" W x 14.5" L)
- 2 position adjustable front leg
- Can be folded for storage
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Wheels are useless. I just pick it up to move it.
By staying slightly under 90, it can ensure that it never reaches that tipping point, and that the user's bodyweight will keep it pressed against it's only direction of support.
90 degree benches, including those that are adjustable, require bi-directional support and/or locking mechanisms. This style of bench uses gravity to stay secure. It does not have a locking pin.
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Had it since 2014 and now the fabric is ripping and I want to replace.
Its been fine for everything but does not go 90 degrees for military press.
How is the material on this bench ? What about stability, does it wobble any? Using it on carpet.
Any better recommendations or options under $200?
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002QJZAE4/
Had it since 2014 and now the fabric is ripping and I want to replace.
Its been fine for everything but does not go 90 degrees for military press.
How is the material on this bench ? What about stability, does it wobble any? Using it on carpet.
Any better recommendations or options under $200?
Comes out to $164. These benches are fantastic. I've had one for 8 years or so.
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I switched to all-standing shoulder presses (or sometimes kneeling) many years ago. I found it's a little more forgiving on the shoulders, plus it forces more core stability. Easier to move your head out of the way of the bar, too.
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By staying slightly under 90, it can ensure that it never reaches that tipping point, and that the user's bodyweight will keep it pressed against it's only direction of support.
90 degree benches, including those that are adjustable, require bi-directional support and/or locking mechanisms. This style of bench uses gravity to stay secure. It does not have a locking pin.
While a bench from REP is no doubt a solid choice, this bench has been incredibly reliable at a third of the cost.
For reference: I've had absolutely zero concerns about its strength or stability while benching over 315lbs regularly for years. Surely, if someone weighs 300lbs and is benching 500, I wouldn't personally be willing to test the "800lbs capacity" claims....but anyone who's even remotely on that level doesn't need to be told that.
For anyone who'd even remotely be looking for a bench for home use, this is almost certainly going to be sufficient. The people who need "more than this" already know who they are and almost certainly didn't even click to open this thread.
If anyone needs a bench and is reading this message, this is definitely a solid choice at a very reasonable (albeit not crazy-impressive) price.
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Thanks OP. I picked one up. I don't have the room for a large station, but this will help me get in a few extra exercises.
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