Body-Solid Powerline Power Line Fid Utility Bench

It didn't go 90 degrees, the cushions were getting in the way of each other but for incline and flat bench..suuper sturdy and suoer strong..i did a 100kg bench press on this and i weigh 90kg and it still held great

La panca è robusta e robusta e atta allo scopo. Purtroppo ha poche regolazioni sull'inclinazione e i "poggiapiedi" sono fissi e non mobili. Non è possibile regolare l'inclinazione dello schienale in verticale a 90° a causa della troppa vicinanza al sedile.

Easy to assemble, works great! Only downside preventing it from being 5 stars is the fact that the cushion gets in the way when setting it to the upright position. Overall build quality expected for price.

Ive owned this bench for a few months and haven't used it too much. But I will say that i am noticing the padding to get flat, making it uncomfortable. I even cover it so the dust doesn't get it etc. I am not overweight or that heavy for it to be this flat and worn so soon. The gap where the bench folds and adjusts is not placed or is too wide. I have to place a towel between so it doesn't dig into my back while lifting. I know any bench is limited, but spend a few bucks more and buy another brand.

The bendh does what it is supposed to - give you 1 alternate position as well as flat, and it has a leg cushion for sit ups. The seat can be put in several positions. It is not plush hence the 3* for comfort. I use this with the leg developer Bodysolid GLDA1 which enables you to do leg curls and leg extensions. However, the leg rollers attached to the bench are too flimsy - they are very uncomfortable when doing leg curls. The "free fix" - the leg rollers on the GLDA1 are larger and firmer. I swapped out the foot rollers on the GLDA with the leg rollers from the PFID130X. I now have comfortable leg rollers and the skimpiness of the PFID rollers does not matter for the feet. Together this is a very seviceable adjustable bench with a leg developer and the price is outstanding.