Drop-In Power Rack Bench | Competition Height Reviews

4.7 Rating 10 Reviews

Installs directly into your power rack to provide increased stability- Comes with pins to install the bracket or use your power rack band pegs- 17-in height allows athletes to train with competition bench standards- Tough steel construction will last for years with proper use- Powder-coated paint job protects against rust and early scuffing. Titan Fitness Drop-In Power Rack Bench | Competition Height, BENCHES, FLAT, Weight Racks, Squat Racks, Fitness Equipment

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“As a powerlifter a good bench for bench pressing is vital. This is a good height (I’m 5 foot 10 inches tall and my 5 foot 6 buddy likes it too). I don’t slide on the bench AT ALL. I like that I lines up center of the rack. I leave mine permanently setup, it would be a major hassle if you plan on pulling it in and out”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Heavy duty bench great quality”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I bought this bench because I am a little OCD. I have a nice adjustable bench but I spend about half my workout making sure it is even between the J-Hooks. So I ordered the drop-in bench. However, I do consider this a luxury item for those who have the space for it. If you do not have the space for it, go with an adjustable bench. As far as a bench, it is sturdy and sits perfectly between the power rack standards. Nice work Titan.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“The drop in power rack is the best value for the money.i love it with the mono attachment”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I got it to use on my T3 rack system. Was excited when it went on sale. Good quality. The issue that I am having is when Im benching the bench lift ups up at the back near my feet. I get nervous. I have tried to bolt it to the rack in place of the pins it came with. It still tilts up. I ended up placing a brace to stabilize it. Still deciding if I should of gone with another bench. I got this because it was made for this kind of rack system.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Works great in my homemade 1/4 rack. All you need is a two holes near or on your uprights at about 6" to 8" above the ground. The bench allows for up and down and also front to back wiggle room with the hole mount. However, you will need a minimum of 42" between the uprights. My homemade 1/4 rack has 42 - 3/4 inches between the top of the uprights and at the base. It is a snug 42" between the hole mounts making for an extremely stable bench.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Love the bench , so nice to be centered again on big lifts. For one’s that don’t have enough room for a dedicated bench are this is a must .”