Is it possible to set the bench in a completely horizontal position or does it always have an incline?
927016
It has a slight incline. It can become completely horizontal if you take the pin out. If with the slight incline you can still get a complete workout. You can can do dumbell presses, dumbell curls, and dumbell butterflies. I hope this helps you out.
927017
With both the seat and backrest all the way down there is still a slight incline but it's so slight that it doesn't affect the exercise. In my opinion, not a problem.
1212765
No. Its two seperate pieces- the bench and the weight rack. You can adjust the height on the weight rack.
2013939
Yes to both. The incline will have more angles available, with only one decline setting. The adjustable bar that controls the angle of the back cushion will not sit in the slot as it's made to do, but there will still be support on either side. I'll add a couple of pictures for you under the product images.
1256151
It is possible but you would be sitting on the floor doing inclines! Personally I would look for a bench that one could raise...say three quarters of the bench and still have it all above the floor.
2117733
yes. You have to manually adjust the incline, and there are only two incline levels.
1754743
Yes the belt can be tilted any angle between 0 and 90 degrees. If you look at the picture of the bench top unit(same sander, no legs) the belt is horizontal.
289310
The articulation of the foot lever doesn't move inwards, towards the bench. The foot lever moves up and down, vertically.
100797
Bench is adjustable so height is fine, however your legs are not at 90 degrees and this is a big flaw in the design... You cannot complete a full crunch.. Pretty disappointing
1684487
It has more of an infinite movement. Nothing to lock it in to say it's perfectly horizontal or vertical since the ground you are set on may not be level to begin with.
1329745
As shown in the picture there is a slight incline as the base rests on a cross bar, so as you see it in the picture is how it starts you need it this way to get in and adjust the foot lock setting, so I guess no to completely vertical.
851096
Yes you can, all you need is a bench that will incline. I use mine for this all the time.
2015967
There is an adjustable strap that can limit the angle. There is no locking mechanism but yes you can set a maximum incline by adjusting the strap.
549644
The bench has a -15 degree decline position, 0 degree flat position and approximately 25, 45, 60 and 75 degree incline positions. The 75 degree position is almost fully vertical but not quite. Hope this helps. Craig Z.
69772
Besides the obvious danger of using a bench on an incline, I would say no. The bottoms don't have a "3M type grip" to facilitate. This bench (like all others) are intended to be used on flat surfaces under a rubber mat.
902097
As Kevin Bice said, any bench that fits you pretty much works. I personally have the Bowflex SelectTech Adjustable Bench Series 3.1 (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BH7CB2/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1), which is very nice. However, for incline/decline the seat remains in the flat position. I have had no problem so far doing incline with the seat in the flat position, but decline by be a little trickier depending on your height.
806243
The angle of incline and the resistance are electronically set. The rest is up to you. This is a good piece of equipment that provides a good workout. Recommended.
779930
Yes. It can be tilted to a horizontal position so that it would not slide any thing.