CEAYUN Adjustable Weight Bench Press, Foldable Workout Bench for Full Body, Incline Decline Utility Exercise Bench, Strength Training Benches for Home Gym

SETTING THE STAGE: I bought this bench to do ab and dumbbell workouts in my home office because of the storage and collapsible features, as well as the implied 90-degree sitting and incline. decline capability, as well as, of course, price. Not to mention, the ratings appeared to be quite high for such a low-cost item. br>br>Pros:
- The back surface is fairly wide (12"), which helps with stability when working with dumbbells. In addition, the seat is quite roomy.
- It's simple to put together using common sense rather than instructions (which are bad).
- The situation is fairly stable. I did have a slight wobble at first, but it went away as I began to apply bodyweight. There will be no more squabbles.
- The foam material is firm (most likely because it is of poor quality). That could be beneficial or detrimental to your health.
- Not a bad incline/decline bench for the price, but don't make it your home gym's centerpiece. I was only looking for a temporary solution. CONS: br>br>

- The bench back does not lock at 90 degrees, as user "Dontay" incorrectly stated in his response to this question in the Q&A. There is a section. In addition, one of the product photos depicts it turning 90 degrees. Take a look at the photo of the incline I took. That's all there is to it (120-). The maximum distance from the seat is 130 meters.

- I had expected it to be more compact (for storage). Look at the image. I couldn't fit it under my futon because it was too big.

- There is a significant hinge gap (2. When flat, the distance between the seat and the back is 25 inches (as shown in the photo). That isn't unusual for this type of bench, but it is significantly wider than the majority. Especially on the way down (where the gap is even wider), your lower back/buttocks will almost fall into a small ravine, and if you have lower back problems, you will notice the lack of support.

- When doing decline sit-ups, use the supporting rods or foam under your knees. For a 6' 200 pound guy, the ups are far too narrow and short. My knees were slipping off despite my efforts to keep them as tight as possible. This might work if you're very small or have atrophied knees or legs. No way, for the vast majority of human beings.

- Finally, there is a small card with the words "Activate Your Warranty Now" on it. and you will receive a complimentary gift. " I haven't figured it out completely, but with a 3-star rating, You'll get a $5 gift card if you give a 5-star review, but there's a chance you'll get $10 (likely for a 5-star review). a five-star rating) So you see where I'm going with this, don't you? You shouldn't put your faith in all of the higher ratings because they're skewed by the compensation on offer. I wanted to put this to the test, so I changed my rating to a five. The system, however, would not permit it. It has been secured. BEWARE. br>br>I'm going to continue testing this bench for another week and see how it goes. My initial thoughts are that it will most likely be returned, and I will simply spend the money on something of higher quality. design that is comfortable to use.

Lilith Cochran

| Jun 04, 2021

It's been difficult lately to get to the gym. Between Covid closures, my work schedule, and my children, it seemed like time was always on my side. As a result, we made the decision to purchase some exercise equipment for use at home. My husband required a weight bench, so being the researcher that I am, I began my search for the best model for our requirements. We needed something that was easy to move and store because we had to set up our exercise equipment in our garage. br>br> This bench folds up to about 10" high, allowing us to simply fold it up and slide it away for storage when we're done working out. The bench is extremely durable and well-made, with a steel frame for strength and a padded seat and ankle supports for comfort, as well as a weight capacity of 500 pounds, giving us plenty of room to add weights. br>br>The bench can be adjusted to seven different positions, including a great incline option that allows for sit-stand work. This weight bench is ideal for pull-ups, arm rows, free weights, bench press, and chest press, among other exercises. At the end of the day, my husband and I are very happy with this bench.

Pedro Sexton

| Mar 09, 2021

There are no instructions for assembly, and if you're not careful, it could be dangerous. br>br>I've built a lot of ikea furniture in the past, and this felt like a hazy, injury-prone deathtrap. There are three small blurry pictures for what amounts to ten steps (see photo), many of which could easily result in you losing a finger or severely injuring yourself if you're not careful. Some bolts are installed but never tightened. You must guess where the others will go. br>br>I'm not even going to sit on the bench because I'm so skeptical of my assembly so far. I never used the small wrench that came with it, so I'm not sure what steps I skipped. They came up with ridiculous safety warning page instructions for "operation" like: Put on your tennis shoes; Do not dress up in a gown. But you couldn't be bothered to write a few words about how to put it together? br>br>Also, as far as I can tell, once you've assembled it, there's no way to "fold" it back up. It appears that it will need to be disassembled before the cushion can be folded. br>br>This is disappointing because the main reason I chose this one was to be able to easily stow it when guests come over, etc. br>br>How do I assemble safely and properly? br>How do I fold it up so that I can put it under my bed? br>br>There are many mysteries. br>br>I'll update my review once I've tried it. I'm currently debating whether to test it or return it in its original box.

Celine Rowland

| Apr 07, 2021