Will this bench work well in a power cage for bench press?
332145
I am using it with a dual bench press stands, and it works OK. But I am only benching &lt;175lbs. Not sure about heavier weights. HTH
332146
I am using it with a dual bench press stands, and it works OK. But I am only benching <175lbs. Not sure about heavier weights. HTH
1404022
Yes. I am bench pressing 235lbs. Rack is strong but light. It will move. I have it placed against the wall and I gently "drop" bar on rack.
1595694
Yes. The bench is very heavy and well built. Has to be flipped to lower or raise legs.
665670
If u notice you can store plates at the bottom of the stands. This feature makes it even more sturdy. So u can rack a considerable amout of weight. I biggest complaint is it's built more for squaring than for benching. My bench sits way to low which makes benching more difficult.
2186305
if you are seated then yes. I am 5'11" and it does not make it to lockout when standing before hitting the frame. I just use pins outside the cage and stand in front of it for my presses.
1461778
I bought this stand for a 30" x 30" square and there is plenty of room for a bigger cage. The base is large so weight shouldn't be an issue either
194842
my best answer is maybe. The big problem with this bench is the size, I use and stepper to give more inclination.
395263
Probably not. Buy a heavy duty bench vise that bolts permanently to your workbench.
579591
It would work, but may look awkward. It is definitely made to accommodate a rectangular cage.
1594811
In regard to your height and the type of work-out that you indicated, I think this bench would be OK for you. The main problem that I have with my bench is that the safety pin isn't fitting properly but that doesn't mean that you would have the same problem.
1591548
depends on what kind of barbell you have. the thing on the front that you use for leg curls etc fits 1" plates. if you can afford it, buy a proper power cage and bench. this one is pretty wobbly. i had to build wood supports to keep the bench stable when pressing.
471231
Yes very easily as long as you have a decline bench. It's a great rack. Takes a bit to put together but very sturdy
66930
Not familiar with that bench but I use mine with a PFID 125X flat, incline, decline. Works fine but I would recommend bolting it to the floor or putting about 100 lbs on it to make it more stable.
2147439
This is a strong bench suitable for lifting weights, but I would not do step ups on this bench.
1639751
If it has a 2"x2" square hole it should- but I don't have that type of bench
1263364
I would say no unless your table is extremely low. The intent of this bench is storage.
697118
When I purchased the bench I weighed 268 lbs and the bench has held up fine. A word of caution though, I don't believe this bench was meant to used for lifting weights. It is fine for use lifting dumbells, doing crunches, etc., but not for barbells. I'm down to 238 lbs and the bench is part of my workout.