FLYBIRD Adjustable Bench,Utility Weight Bench for Full Body Workout- Multi-Purpose Foldable incline/decline Bench

Excellent for home use and easy to fold away if necessary

I've done apparently 94 workouts on this in the 8 months since I bought it. It still looks like new, no damage to the stitching etc.It folds up very small (I don't fold it fully because I'm lazy and don't want to unscrew the bottom part every time).I'd prefer it without the red trim, but it doesn't look bad in real life.Very stable (as long as you actually check it's in the right section).I couldn't find another bench online that worked as well.

First things first; this light unit arrives mostly assembled. The only things you have to attach is the feet and the the front pads. How on earth people are getting confused by instructions is rather worrying; it's not complicated in the slightest.Secondly, the bench itself? Light as a feather but feels very sturdy, can pick it up and move it around like its nothing; the mobility is aces. If after you unfold it, then sit on it and there's a slight hitch? That's just it folding out completely under your weight. After that it's all good, solid and dependable.Folding it up takes under 20 seconds, easy. Why people think it's a hassle to fold I have no idea.My only complaint is very minor; This was designed to be stored flat on the ground. Due to the folding mechanism you're going to find it swinging at the joints and thus certain parts of the frame hits itself if you try and stand it against a wall. However a very simple solution to that; throw a strap a Velcro around the swinging parts and boom; problem solved.Would definitely recommend it.

Easy to put together but this also makes it very easy to put together incorrectly!For anyone who doesn't want to try and follow the instructions on the little picture booklet, the feet can go at either end, you need the four bolts with the knuts and washers attached for these, two on each one. They're very easy to put in the wrong way around and won't fit if you do this. The rounded ends of the feet go towards the machine with the slightly depressed ones having the square head of the bolt inserted through them and the knuts and washers on the other side.Little pin goes through the hole at the front of the seat and the longer one the back.If you prefer you can try and find proper bolts for these ones as they're designed this way for ease of folding and will need to be checked for safety probably during your workout if you're especially active!The foamy bits are pretty self explanatory, as is the single black knob that's attached just under the foamy bit that needs attaching with a bolt at the front of the seat.

Great for a budget option on a home gym, only just upgraded it after a couple of years of use. Never felt unstable or weak even with 100kg + benching. Easy to change heights so good for super sets.

I got this to replace a York fitness bench I've had for 10 years as it became tired and took up a bit to much room for my new place.The bench feels sturdy for me home workouts the heaviest loads are my 65kg dumbbell bench press and it feels solid.It's very quick and easy to fild and unfold and stores away taking up a very small footprint. Only thing that is a bit of an annoyance is how the pins and screw don't easily or securely store on the bench when folded down and do fall out. They are very secure when folded out for use.

this bench is very good if you want to workout at home. Doesn't even take up much space once you fold it, you can just slide it under the bed. However, it is kinda long to unfold it and fold it every time you want to use it

Really easy to put together, mine is in good shape with all the hinges put together correctly. It's sturdy for doing stationary exercises like bench presses/reverse flies etcIt's very light, which is great for moving it in and out of my weight racks. But that's a bit of a double edged sword, as I wouldn't feel comfortable doing step ups on it, or anything that might shake it about too much.