FLYBIRDAdjustable Weight Bench Fits up to 6'5'', 750LBS Capacity for Full Body Workout, 27LBS Sturdy Foldable Bench Press for Home Gym, 5X Stable Lifting Bench Incline Decline Flat Dumbbell Exercise

good sturdy bench no rips yet but eventually it might give since it's like a vinyl besides that great. I've been putting it to use for over 2 years almost daily and no issues. great for bench, incline decline, back rows, leg curls etc. anything you need a bench for it works and it folds to store and take up less space.

I've had this now close to two months and its been pretty solid. I'm 6'4" and 210 lbs and find it to hold me very well. For the price, its a pretty good bench. Its a bit lighter than ones you find in the gym, but you get what you pay for. It's easy to move out of the way etc., Would recommend purchasing to others.

Good for tall people due to the head rest. The feet are nice and wide so it's pretty stable. You can also adjust the height in 4 points if your floor is not level. The padding could be softer. There is a gap when flat. This seems more like a $99 bench (I paid $119 on sale). Assembly involved multiple bolts. Not a big deal, but my $50 bench just unfolded and was good to go.

This was the best purchase for my home workout routine. I love that it’s light enough for me to move around by myself and it’s such great quality. I would definitely recommend adding this piece of equipment to your routine.

Una muy buena calidad de producto, de muy buen tamaño! Lo puedo guardar donde sea, es muy manejable, puedo ahórrame la espera del banco en el gym jaja. Excelente.Nota : recomendaciones, lo eh usado por cierto tiempo, pero para mi gusto siento que debería tener más espacios para poder acomodar en mejores posiciones la banca.

Good build, sturdy.

Well built, comfortable padding. I especially like the fact that there are several incline positions and also the decline. Just what I needed in my workout. Love the colors as well.

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.