about inclined bench

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This one form target (Weider Weight Bench - 108 $49.99 ) is at http://.com/2n25c4

Is this decent? One review said I am petite ...

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And this at http://www.bayoufitness.com/Detail.bok?no=67 $149.99 w/ free shipping

Keys IronMan M-FIDL Incline / Decline Bench
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Returnable (see policy)
Factory New
Full Manufacturer Warranty

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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/ ... /ref=nosim

BodyCraft F320 Flat/Incline/Decline Workout Bench $299

The only bench designed to fit into any Smith Machine, or Rack System. As the bench inclines, it slides back and under the bar
Great dumbbell bench! Eighteen inches tall in flat position and only gets lower from there, making dumbbells easy to reach.
Solid construction using 2" X 3", 12-gauge steel tubing.
Comfortable seat and seat back use 2" thick, high density foam, covered in black vinyl with upholstered back covers.
Lifetime warranty on all parts.

[swanso5]

3rd one looks the ebst but it depends on what you want to spend and if you want the other parts that the 2nd one comes with

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3rd one looks the ebst but it depends on what you want to spend and if you want the other parts that the 2nd one comes with

Third one is best construction, right? It says Lifetime warrnty on all parts. Does that mean the seat too? Should fitting in smith machine be a consideration?


I do want the feature in the second one but those exercise can be accomplised differnt ways and so not a priority.

[swanso5]

if you don't have a smith machine it shouldn't...i'd go a power rack over a smith machine 1000 times...safer, cheaper and better

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if you don't have a smith machine it shouldn't...i'd go a power rack over a smith machine 1000 times...safer, cheaper and better

In trying to make final decidison to order an inclined/declined bench, here are some facts:

BodyCraft F320 Flat/Incline/Decline Workout Bench
at http://.com/2dkl5b
is The only bench designed to fit into a Rack System
It can take
Bodycraft F610 Arm Curl Attachment - $99 (http://.com/2b6d8x)

At http://.com/2b6d8x is
BodyCraft F320 Flat/Incline/Decline Workout Bench - $349 which can
take Bodycraft F610 Arm Curl Attachment as well but didn't say that it is designed to fit a rack system.

BodyCraft F320 Flat/Incline/Decline Workout Bench at Epinios:
http://.com/2har79
Pros
good steel constrution, lifetime warrenty, good padding
Cons
not a complete positive lock in the flat and incline positions,no t-bar hold down
The Bottom Line
I would recommend it. Not T-bar hold down and the no positive lock for the incline and flat positions bother me.
(He paid $187 )

I am a bit concern about the his complaint though he recommends it:
The bench is pretty nice. It seems to be well constructed. The tout the fact that you can use it in a smith machine. I use mine for dumbbell workouts. I like the fact that as you slide the seat back for move of an incline position that the seat height gets lower - this makes it easier to reach teh dumbbells on the side. The padding is just right. I wish the leg hold down as more of a t-bar design. The current one set of rollers is not sufficent to hold you for decline sit-up and is marginal for a decline bench press. Build quality is average - the main steel section that slides along the main bar is what the seat attaches to - the welds for the seat attach are not level and thus cause seat to be not completely level -- I metioned this to bodycraft when I sent in warrenty registration card - I asked for a new piece -- I'll have to see if they come thru.
only other quibble is that at the flat position and the 90 degree incline -- the bench does not completely lock - there are slots that the pin engages in and thus there is some play - that gets annoying. There is a knob on the bottom to take out this play but why should I have to use a know -- just make the slots as holes and use a tapered pin to engage in the holes for positive engagement and no slop.

Any comment about his complaint? I am small (not much hand strengtht) and wonder whether I will get annoyed with the things he pointed out.

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BodyCraft F320 Flat/Incline/Decline Workout Bench
at http://.com/2dkl5b
is The only bench designed to fit into a Rack System
It can take
Bodycraft F610 Arm Curl Attachment - $99
at (http://.com/2b6d8x)
(Shippig wt: 69 lbs)

I don't know whther it is the same as above F320
F320 Dumbbell / System Bench - with both attachments
(Shippig wt: 80 lbs) at amazon - http://.com/ywg4c7 - is $269

Dimensions: 51" long x 21" wide x 19" tall
Accepts Attachments: Arm Curl model F610 and Leg Extension / Curl model F611
8 Different Positions from Decline, to Flat, to Vertical
The only bench designed to work, at all angles within the confines of any Smith Machine or Rack System. As the bench inclines, it slides back and under the bar.
Weight Capacity of over 1000 lbs.

Funny things is that amazon also has a link for
BodyCraft F320 Flat/Incline/Decline Workout Bench for $339.50
(Shippig wt: 69 lbs)

Now , what does both attachments in
"F320 System Bench with both attachments" refers to? Arm curl and leg extension attchments? They don't come with it, right? Why call System bench?

At http://.com/2b6d8x is
BodyCraft F320 Flat/Incline/Decline Workout Bench - $349 which can
take Bodycraft F610 Arm Curl Attachment as well but didn't say that it is designed to fit a rack system.

Correction:
At http://.com/2b6d8x is
Bodycraft F602 Deluxe F/I/D Dumbbell Bench - $349
This also takes Leg Extension / Curl model F611 but no mentioning for Rack system.

[swanso5]

you should probably go for something like the decline/at/incline one for more options of use but make sure they have secure holes