Adidas Flat Bench

At first I was leery about buying this, due to the specs listed on amazon did not list a weight limit. I am 210lbs, and the bench has a max weight of 600 lbs. This to me means I can do max weight on bench press and not have to worry. It is super easy to put together and is solid welded construction. I have rubber floor mats in my garage, and there is not one bit of wobble. I never write reviews, but there were none for this so I hope this helps.

This flat bench is clean and simple, with a max weight much higher than that of similar competitors'' products. In the manual that came inside the box, it specifically states a max weight of 600 lb (contrary to an incorrect review here that claims it is 300 lbs through some so-called "research" online, and actually never even bought the product!).

The relevant section on page 7 of the included manual reads, word for word:

WEIGHT CAPACITY AND DIMENSION

1. Maximum User weight: 300 lbs.

2. Maximum weight capacity: 600 lbs.

3. Assembled Dimension: 44" x 19" x 17"

Again that''s word for word; yes, they capitalized "User" and "Dimension" but had "weight capacity" in lower-case.

Hope this helps this bench should support nearly anyone.

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Settled on the Adidas after reviewing a number of options online. Not disappointed. Very substantial, well made and stable. Just using for workouts at home and think it is ideal. Heavy duty and easy to assemble. Recommend.

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I recently created a work out room in my spare bedroom and needed a good bench. I shopped around for a while before deciding on this one. So glad I did.

I am 5''10" and 125lbs and I use it for both arms, abs and leg exercises. I have found it to be very sturdy. There is no rock or movement at all.

Its a good heavy piece of equiptment so Im guessing somewhere much heavier than I am could use it too (but no one but me has used it so I cant say for sure.)

Great buy!

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I previously owned a Cap Barbell Fitness FID Bench, which cost about $50, and it was awful. Every part was crooked, the build quality was just terrible. It wobbled like crazy. I was always worried it would break while I was under the bar, and I would be injured.

I was considering upgrading to either this bench for ~$100, or the Rogue flat bench for ~$200. I settled on this bench because of the price, knowing that it would not compare to the Rogue bench, but hopefully it would be better than the CAP bench, and good enough for me.

The result? Well, it''s pretty much what I was hoping for. It''s not bombproof like the Rogue, but it''s much better than the CAP. The steel is about 3/32", which is 13 gauge. Rogue is 11 gauge, which is a bit thicker. The plywood base of the cushion is 1/2" plywood, while I think I recall the Rogue using 3/4". The welds on the Adidas bench are not that great, and they only weld around two sides of the joints (instead of all four), which makes me slightly nervous, but I''m sure it''s fine. The bench is rated to 600lbs, and I''m only 175lbs and I bench less than my body weight.

The feel is stiff and solid. It''s far better than a cheap, wobbly adjustable bench. There are no moving parts, so indeed, nothing moves.

I may still upgrade to the Rogue in the far future, but I''m happy with this Adidas bench for the foreseeable future.

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