Can you do decline with this bench? Has anyone tried? I know it can do incline but can you maybe sit the opposite way of incline and do decline?
1385875
It's a straight bench it won't do a incline or decline unless you prop it up with something. It is just a flat bench, the legs only have two positions and that's either folded or down.
486643
The cushioned part of the bench is adjustable. There is a short end where you would sit, and the long end is adjustable at different inclines. The short end is not adjustable.
895961
No, even at the lowest point this rack isnt ideal for decline. No regrets whatsoever, I use it 3 times per week primarily for squats and regular benching. Its sturdy, strong and versatile.
1404020
Yes, it has several positions allowing one to do decline and incline bench press.
1130398
Mine has a slight slope (not noticeable). At the leg support end it is 19 1/2" and at the head end it is 19 3/4". In any case, it is an outstanding weight bench, plus great for ab workouts.
578844
The bench will lock into 9 positions. The bench will do a slight decline in its lowest setting, flat, and 7 different incline positions. The highest incline is not exactly 90 degrees but it is very close and definitely adequate enough to do shoulder presses. Hope this helps
305436
yes this bench can be put in a 90 degree angle though it is a little awkward to put it up to 90 degrees due to the bench cushions hitting each other. My main complaint about the bench is i wish there was an option to have a little bit less on the incline as well
190088
Don't understand your question. It seems incomplete. The bench can be separated and detached from the actual leg press. It declines and inclines a couple of positions. The unit works very well and is built very well. Please clarify your question.
1611190
No it's not straight or goes invert just slight decline and incline and horizontal perfect for benching and legs not for say military push ups. Hope this helps gives u an idea but it's a nice strong bench.
137661
It declines for decline bench press but someone would probably have to hold your feet for the situps.
990933
We haven't had a problem. I do legs on the bench all the time. Just note this bench has a weight limit of 300lbs.. I learned that when I went to purchase a weight set from Modells. If you lift more then 300 lbs this isn't the bench for you. You are limited with how many plates you can put on for leg work outs! This is great as a starter bench. Let me know if you have anymore questions! :)
196357
I do decline crunches on this bench. I'm not saying the seat is sloppy, but it does shift a hair and make a clicking noise as my bodyweight moves on it.
8135
It would be difficult to do squats off the back of this bench. The uprights lean towards the back. I wouldn't suggest it.
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.
2013937
I don't believe it declines. There is no bar holder so it's not a typical bench press. Works best for dumbbell
1705358
This is a great bench for back excercises, it works the abs too but I don't know if you could use it for doing situps easily. I find if you lift yourself up when doing the back extensions it hits the abs pretty hard.
1872891
The bench can "slide" a bit, but is not wobbly during bench movements. It is definitely worth the money, especially considering it goes to military, incline, flat, and decline. If I would have gotten just the power rack, then I would have looked elsewhere (craigslist) for a bench.