Weight benches for strength training

A weight bench is a versatile part of a home gym or strength-training space. It provides support for a wide range of exercises with dumbbells and barbells and can be used with compatible racks and strength equipment.

Our range includes flat benches, adjustable benches, back extension benches and specialist equipment for specific exercises. Choose a bench suited to your training goals, available space and expected use.

Pivot Fitness XB6130 Commercial Heavy Duty Bench
399,-
325,-

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BodyCraft F670 Roman Chair
350,-
325,-

Available from 15-10
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Pivot Fitness HB3150 Utility Bench
275,-
225,-

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Pivot Fitness 668HT Hip Thruster
225,-
175,-

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PowerMark 610 Hyper Extension
175,-
165,-

Available from 29-10
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PowerMark 302 Flat Bench

99,-

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PowerMark 412 Foldable Flat Bench

125,-

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PowerMark 625C Deluxe Preacher Curl

150,-

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Pivot Fitness 615 SS Sissy Squat

150,-

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PowerMark 320 UB Foldable Bench

175,-

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PowerMark 430C Bench

240,-

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Pivot Fitness PM122 Heavy Duty Bench

299,-

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PowerBlock Sport Bench

299,-

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BodyCraft F602 Deluxe Weight Bench

345,-

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BodyCraft F605 Adjustable Bench

349,-

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BodyCraft F601 Adjustable Bench

350,-

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NOHrD TriaTrainer Black Artificial Leather
from
529,-

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Which weight bench suits your training?

Your choice depends on the exercises you want to perform and the space available. Some benches are compact and straightforward, while others offer more positions or exercise options. Compare dimensions, adjustability and maximum load capacity, checking how the manufacturer accounts for your body weight and any weights used.

Flat weight benches

A flat bench has a fixed, horizontal backrest. It provides a base for exercises such as barbell bench presses and dumbbell presses. Frame stability, padding and load capacity determine whether a particular model suits your training.

Adjustable weight benches

Adjustable benches offer different backrest angles, usually including flat and incline positions. Some also allow decline training. These settings add variety to your exercises. Check the available angles, seat adjustment and locking mechanism of the model you choose.

Back extension benches and Roman chairs

Back extension benches, Roman chairs and glute ham developers offer different ways to train the lower back, glutes and hamstrings. The muscles involved depend on the exercise and equipment design. These machines complement strength training for the muscles along the back of the body.

Specialist benches

Specialist benches and trainers are designed for particular exercises, such as preacher curls or supported sissy squats. Their supports help position your body for targeted training. Choose the design and adjustment options that suit your height and intended exercises.