Benches

34 products

• American Barbell

  American Barbell Flat Utility Bench

  A 60 lb flat bench tested to 2,645 lb, with a 12-inch pad at 17 inches — the highest capacity here by a distance.

• Bells of Steel

  Bells of Steel Adjustable Utility Bench

  A 50 lb adjustable bench with a tapered pad and wheels — light enough to move daily, rated to 575 lb.

• Bells of Steel

  Bells of Steel Buzz-Saw Heavy-Duty Adjustable Bench

  An 1,000 lb adjustable bench on 11-gauge steel with an 11.8-inch pad — the heavy end of the Bells of Steel bench range.

• Bells of Steel

  Bells of Steel Flat Utility Bench

  A 38 lb flat bench rated to 661 lb — more capacity than the adjustable version, because a bench with no hinge has nothing to fail.

• Bells of Steel

  Bells of Steel Hero Heavy-Duty Weight Bench

  A 1,000 lb flat bench with a 14-inch pad and 4.3 inches of foam — the wide, thick, plush end of the flat bench market.

• Force USA

  Force USA MyBench

  A 705 lb adjustable bench with an 11.5-inch pad, built to pair with the MyRack ecosystem.

• Force USA

  Force USA Peak Flat Bench

  An IPF-height flat bench on a 3x3 11-gauge tripod frame — rated to 1,000 lb, with wheels so you can still move it.

• Force USA

  Force USA Pro Series FID Bench

  A flat-incline-decline bench rated to 992 lb with a competition 17-inch height and an 11-inch pad.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Bad Ass Utility Bench

  A 62 lb flat bench rated to 1,000 lb with Gecko grip fabric — a pad your shirt cannot slide on.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Econ Adjustable Bench

  A 1,000 lb capacity at the budget end — undercut by a 19.5 inch seat height, which is well above where a bench pad should sit.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Falcon Bench

  Nine back angles, three seat angles and a 1,000 lb rating on an 11-inch pad — the bench that takes its adjustability seriously.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Flat / Incline / Decline Bench

  A 70 lb FID bench rated to 1,000 lb on an 11.5-inch pad — three positions from one frame, with a narrow pad for pressing.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Flat Bench

  A 12-inch pad on a 2x2 11-gauge frame, rated to 880 lb — a flat bench with nothing to go wrong.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Pro Powerlift Bench

  A 1,000 lb flat bench in 12 or 14.5 inch pad widths, with 4 inches of pad and a non-slip vinyl cover — built for the setup, not the sit-down.

• Ironmaster

  Ironmaster Super Bench PRO V2

  Eleven lock-out angles including decline and upright, at 69 lb — the most adjustable bench here and the one you can actually move.

• PowerBlock

  PowerBlock PowerBench 2.0

  A narrow adjustable bench built around dumbbell work, with a 17.5-inch clearance height and attachment points for dips, chins and abs.

• PowerBlock

  PowerBlock Travel Bench

  A 40.5-inch bench at 15 inches high and 9.5 wide — the narrowest, lowest, most portable bench here.

• Powertec

  Powertec Workbench F.I.D. Bench

  A flat, incline and decline bench rated to 800 lb at 110 lb — the base of the Workbench attachment system.

• PRX Performance

  PRX Compact Flat Weight Bench

  A 35 lb flat bench whose legs fold so it stores 7 inches deep on a wall bracket — 660 lb capacity, no floor space.

• PRX Performance

  PRX Profile Folding Bench

  A bench that folds flat against the wall to a 12-inch profile — the answer for a garage that has to hold a car as well.

• PRX Performance

  PRX Razortooth Weight Bench

  Seven backrest angles and three seat angles on a galvanized ladder, rated to 1,200 lb — 132 lb of bench with wheels.

• REP Fitness

  REP Fitness AB-5200 2.0 Adjustable Bench

  Ten back angles, an optional decline, and a 1.4 in pad gap — REP’s answer to the main complaint about their own cheaper bench.

• REP Fitness

  REP Fitness Adjustable Bench Leg Roller Attachment 2.0

  Adds decline pressing and Nordic curls to a REP bench, installed tool-free in under a minute.

• REP Fitness

  REP Fitness BlackWing Adjustable Bench

  Twelve back angles, six seat angles, and a seat that slides to close the pad gap in every one of them — REP’s answer to their own compromise.

• Rogue Fitness

  Rogue AB-3 Adjustable Bench

  50-plus seat and back-pad combinations on a 12-inch pad, with a 51.25 by 22.5 inch footprint.

• Rogue Fitness

  Rogue Flat Utility Bench 2.0

  A 12-inch competition pad on 2x3 11-gauge steel, 47 inches long and 18 inches high.

• Rogue Fitness

  Rogue Fold-Up Utility Bench

  A flat bench with hinged legs that collapses to 7.5 inches — competition pad width, and it goes behind a door.

• Rogue Fitness

  Rogue Monster Utility Bench 2.0

  A 3x3 flat bench with a single-column front foot and a 26.25-inch rear base — configurable, and it rolls.

• Titan Fitness

  Titan Elite Series Adjustable FID Bench

  Six back angles, four seat angles and a decline position — with capacity that halves the moment you tilt it.

• Titan Fitness

  Titan Elite Series Single Post Flat Bench

  A competition-width 12-inch pad on a single-post frame, rated to 1,000 lb at 56 lb of bench.

• Titan Fitness

  Titan Performance Series Adjustable Bench

  Seven back angles and three seat angles on 3-inch 11-gauge steel, rated 650 lb at any angle — and 52 lb, so it moves.

• Titan Fitness

  Titan TITAN Series Adjustable Bench

  A flat-incline-upright bench with a back pad that extends to close the gap — the thing most benches at this price get wrong.

• Titan Fitness

  Titan TITAN Series Single Post Flat Bench

  A 3x3 single-post flat bench rated to 1,200 lb, with a 14-inch pad and nothing in the way of your feet.

• REP Fitness

  REP Fitness AB-3000 Adjustable Bench

  A full flat-incline-decline bench with a low pad and a 1,000 lb capacity, at the price most benches charge for far less rating.