Elite Series Adjustable FID Bench Reviews

4.3 Rating 220 Reviews

The Elite Series Adjustable FID Bench is constructed to set the back flat, at an incline, at a decline, or positioned upright. The stable base will hold a weight capacity of 1,500 LB and features several back and seat position adjustments to accommodate your height and exercise preference best. Perform bench presses, pullovers, kickbacks, and extensions while lying flat; complete incline presses, rows, and flies within the seven adjustable incline stops, or focus on seated strength workouts like dumbbell curls, shoulder presses, military presses, and more in the upright position. This versatile, adjustable weight bench is fully portable, comfortable, and ready to handle your highest-level performance.IMPROVED VERSION: The Tripod design allows athletes to use proper positioning of the feet and arch the back to push up heavyweight with proper form. The 3 FT design is easy to level, and the front support does not get in the way of foot positioning.

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“Perfect for hitting all the benching angles!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Assembly was easy and quick. Bench is what I needed for the garage gym.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Got this bench for Christmas and just put it together. Took close to 90 minutes but spent a good 20 minutes sorting the hardware that came in the box. If I could give this product 4.5 stars, I would, just because the instructions were a bit hard to follow and none of the hardware is labeled. There are nine different sized screws and you have to separate and group them all properly or you’ll likely have to reassemble the thing. There are also some typos in the instructions which slowed down assembly, but ultimately not a huge deal. Considering the price point and the many functions of the bench, it feels pretty sturdy and heavy duty, worth the $$. I’m not a power lifter; I am a triathlete that lifts regularly to maintain and build some muscle mass. I think this bench will be great for my needs. For the average home or garage gym, this should work without breaking the budget.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Instructions are frustrating. Bolts are not labeled and make the assembly process a nightmare before even starting. You need to know that a part of the technical nomenclature for the bolts refers to the length in millimeters so you can sort them appropriately before you begin. Also, you need to leave everything relatively loose until the end, otherwise there will be alignment issues. The instructions don’t tell you this until the literal end.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Overall very solid bunch. Have used it for a couple months now. Fit and finish are a step below my other bench. however, I'm guessing it will outlive my lifting and end up going to my kids in a decade or so. Only negatives is it is quite bulky and I would have preferred some rubber on the feet. Plus make sure you have a good socket set to put it together.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Great bench easy to assemble. Shipped out way before it was supposed to for being on back order!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Great bench! Perfect for what I needed”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I’m very happy with this purchase. Assembly was relatively straightforward. It’s a bit clunky to adjust the angle up and down, but that’s expected of a budget bench. Once the incline angle is set, it’s very sturdy. I would recommend to anyone looking for a reliable bench at a great price.”

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Posted 3 years ago