FLYBIRDAdjustable Weight Bench with Headrest, Foldable Workout Bench for Home Gym, Fit Users up to 6'5'', 750LBS Weight Capacity Exercise Bench -FBHR24

This bench was an excellent price for its quality! It arrived in pristine condition and was not difficult to assemble. It is incredibly sturdy and easy to adjust. My husband and I both agree, it has made great addition to our home gym.

This bench is very sturdy and seems to be very durable. I have used it for every type of workout so far. It is very easy to change seat positions. It is built sturdy but is a nice lightweight to easily move. This bench has a larger range of motion than most. I like a deep decline which this provides. The leg support is nice and tucks up underneath very easily to get out of the way. Overall very happy with this bench

The media could not be loaded. The bench is super nice and easy to set up. I have been using this bench for daily workout sessions for about 8 months or so now and the material is still holding up quite well. It looks pretty much as good as the day I got it. I was a little worried about how the foam pads, where your legs go, would hold up but they seem to be holding up fine.One minor issue that I have had with it is that is seems to spread out a little more when weight is applied to it which pulls apart my foam mat below it. Other than that, I have no complaints with it.The bench incline is super easy to adjust and will not slip out of the slot even with a lot of movement or jiggling. I like that the bench incline can go below flat since it is nice for doing situps on.Then bench is stable and robust for the price. I would highly reccomend this as a great option for any at home gym area. Plus, the added feature of being able to fold up is nice for storing it away or transporting it if needed.

Received this bench earlier today, did a workout using it, and am very favorably impressed. Here's why:First, the bench came well packed, and all required parts were in the box. Arrived in perfect condition.Second, the assembly was easy, and minimal. A few bolts and pins, all necessary tools provided. Fit and finish is flawless.Now on to most important aspect: the bench's performance. So many positive qualities...It isStable as a base for exercise, cleverly design, well-crafted, provides many adjustments, and is easy to use. Looks great as well, for those who value aesthetics.If you are a power-lifter or body-builder who hoists very heavy weights, look further and pay more.But for me there are no negatives. I am confident that his bench will accomodate all of my weight-lifting needs. present and future. And for most people furnishing a home gym, this bench will serve you quite well. It achieves a perfect balance of functionality, appearance, and strength, at an economical price point.

We purchased this for our home gym. Is it gym quality? No. Should you expect gym quality at this price? No. But for the price, it's good. I'm 6'4" and 220 lbs, I was worried about being able to fit since some people said they couldn't. But it easily fits me for using dumbbells in the incline or bench position. I use 45 lb weights in the incline position and I have no problem with sturdiness. I've also been using it for a dip chair, putting myself perpendicular to the bench and if you strategically put your hands where the braces are underneath, it performs well and no issues with stability.

Very sturdy bench. Easy to put together. Adjusts easily. Use for my home exercise program. Recommend.

The media could not be loaded. The height fits well for a 6ft person. Product is comfortable, has multiple levels of incline, easy to use and sturdy.

Just got this yesterday and wanted to give a more grounded assessment than most. It's feels solid and good for the money. But there is a very clear difference in robustness and quality compared to the type of adjustable bench you would see at a commercial gym. The bench says it's good for up to 6'5". I'm 6'4" and it's tall enough for me. But the backing is a bit narrow. I think that will be more of an issue for people than the height considerations.Changing the angles of the back and seat os probably the biggest usability difference relative to a commerical gym bench. It's easy and quick enough for the back. But changing the seat angle is a real pain. You have to line up holes without any type of track to help. If you plan on changingin the seat angle a lot it would probably be worth upgrading to something nice than this.I'm going to keep this. I'll be using for incline or seated exercises and won't need to adjust the seat angle at all. This is fine for a home gym, but this is clearly a couple of tiers below the adjustbale bench you're used to from your local gym.