Is there a similar (in terms of quality, affordable) incline bench that would accommodate a user weighing up to 350 lbs? (+ 100 lbs of weight additionally)
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Yes, I believe the bench offered by Bow-flex has a higher weight limit. Do a search on here for it.
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I purchased the bench about 18 months ago....I believe that the information about max weight was somewhere on the site when I bought it. I only use up to 135#, but the incredible sturdy structure of this well-made bench, indicates to me that it will support much heavier weights. I would search the Deltech site for your answer....I know it is there.
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Would be perfect. I will also suggest to purchase a wall handle amazon carries. This transfer bench is a great asset.
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This is a very sturdy machine. I weigh 170 and have no issues. I think 300 would not be beyond it's capacity. I use this for bench curl, rowing, and leg curl only - I don't use it for leg extension.
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Yes you can, all you need is a bench that will incline. I use mine for this all the time.
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If you put the safety catch in the last hole in the rack, they are 22" from the ground. I've done declines with no problem, but I have an Ironmaster bench which is a little higher than most weight benches. I have had more of a problem doing inclines, though, because the lower set of J-hooks doesn't go high enough, and the higher set of J-hoops attached to the adjustable bar don't go low enough. There may be a happy medium I'll find after more experimenting, but for now I'm doing inclines with dumbbells. Hope this helps.
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I basically only use dumbells when I do bench presess/ flat and decline I used 100lbs to 105 pounds for flat as well as decline presses without any noticeable strain on my powerhooks , very well constructed and worth every penny. I would going upwards to 120pounds without giving it much thought.
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I've had the Sole E35 for almost a year and have not had a problem. It is solid and the closest I could get to gym quality for $1100. It's only used by my wife and I, so the use has not been too heavy.
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Mary,Weight isn't an issue here as the bench is an inferior product. Don't buy it! Our original one came with 2 broken parts then a subsequent bench arrived with the SAME broken parts! Find a better one!
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Hi Bob, It seems to be a quality piece....and like you I can't find any specs on weight limits. I think it would take at least 350 lbs. per bench with no problem.Bob.
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There is no incline option per se on this or any elliptical I have used but you CAN adjust the effort level. The "drag" is increased magnetically so the motion stays smooth. I think you would be happy with this.
1252039
This bench is very stable. I'm 6' tall and 173 lbs and do tricep dips using this bench.
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Sorry for the late reply.Platino is an excellent bench - but unfortunately I don't have the information you are asking for.Best!
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I'm sure that would be no problem. I weigh 210 and it is as sturdy as can be for me even when I've got another 150 lb of weight I'm holding. It's definitely a solid bench.
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I wouldn't recommend it. I don't think there is a wide enough span for this to be stable on an incline. Even on a level surface I still make sure I put a heavy weight on it, just to be safe!
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This is a very sturdy bench. I weigh 190 lbs. I'm sure it could hold well over 300 lbs. and more.
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Purchased this for someone who weighed about 350 and it was perfect. If the weight limit says up to 450, I would give it a chance.