Adjustable Foldable Weight Bench For Full-Body Workout At Home - FLYBIRD Red/Waist Version Review

Update: My feelings on the bench are the same but I should add that their customer service did reach out to me based on my review. They offered several suggestions to improve my satisfaction so I will add they do care about their customers.I bought the Gray bench with "additional lumbar support". There are a few things to like about this bench but overall I am disappointed. I looked at quite a few benches and regretfully I still ended up less than satisfied.Pros: Easy to assemble, convenient to

Can't lie - I heard about this bench from a guy on TikTok. When it arrived, it was SUPER easy to assemble. Unfold it, stick 3 pins in and your done - seriously. It's super-sturdy, and light enough to move around, and also easy to fold up and stick in the corner if you don't wanna stare at it all day. Really glad I purchased this.

I received this bench in a single box and had it out and completely assembled in 5 minutes. Instructions were easy to understand, but the bench is pretty much self explanatory. I use it with bands and dumbbells and the sturdiness of it was unexpected. At this point, I would recommend this bench for a small home gym and a 63 year old ex-gym rat. It was a good purchase!

This bench couldn't be more perfect: lightweight but sturdy, and great for tight spaces. I leave it out in position and just need to slide if toward me a few inches to use, but it folds easily to put away when needed. It has many positions to choose from, including fully flat. I can do a load of different exercises with it, and I really WANT to do them because the bench is so easy to access.

Feels super durable but lightweight enough to move around if needed. I don't have any fear when sitting on it or adjusting it to hold me when I'm lifting weights. I got the gray version and there's a separate "ergonomic waist pad" in the lower area that is supposed to be for lumbar support or something instead of one whole solid back piece? But if I try to push the bench all the way lower than flat to do sit ups the gap digs into my lower back and makes it way too uncomfortable to do my…

For the price, this is an ok bench, that will hopefully last me through the pandemic. I originally bought the larger Flybird bench, but at 21" high, it was unusable, so I returned it and bough this one instead. Neither is great - a combo of the two could be great (for the price, at least). This one is 17" high, and so is good for me at 5'10", and my wife, at 5'8".The adjustment for back and seat angle are pretty clumsy (especially the seat, which is downright annoying). Importantly, the feet…

I am building my home gym.This is being used with a rack and olympic bar.Easy to assemble and easy to adjust.Comfortable on body and sturdy.

It seems like it will hold up but I don’t know for how long. The material isn’t cheap but it’s not the best quality. The bench is really three separate pads. There is a significant gap between each pad. It doesn’t bother me that much but It would feel a little more stable for heavier lifting if the pads didn’t leave a gap. There really isn’t much to assemble which was nice but the leg bar is super awkward to use. Easy to fold up and the extra storage space is nice. I’d say that for just light…

For the price. Depending on what type of workouts your doing this is great. We use it in our basement home gym. I’m able to to get a full workout with it.

Easy folding and storage. It takes like 30 seconds. I fold and store between each workout and it's just a matter of pulling / inserting four pieces. It doesn't take up much space at all when it's folded up.I saw some people didn't like the decline position for decline press but it actually works for me with dumbbells. Not as comfortable as the decline bench at the gym but it works once you figure it out.

Isn’t a bad bench for the price, I flipped the feet cups to help stabilize it more, the circle side didn’t balance on my gym mats as well as the ridged side. It’s a little wobble in the middle and the fact that the top leg mat isn’t adjustable any sucks. Depending on your side and use, it’s probably worth it to get the next model up. The quilty and material seems solid and it’s aesthetically appeasing.

Much more solid than other weight benches on Revain. It’s sturdy and doesn’t rock. Folds easily enough. Nothing but good things so far.

I've had this bench for about a week now. So far it's been great. It's sturdy enough for what I need. I researched a lot before deciding on this bench. I wanted something strong, low profile and the ability to adjust not just to an incline, but also decline for situps. Works great!

This is my first home bench, and I'm very happy with it. It is about 35 pounds so I can move it easily, and it folds for storage. I was worried about stability because of the light weight. That has not been a problem. The picture on the web site shows the back only declining to a level position, but it will lie flat on the rear support for a decline of about 45 degrees. Adjustments are easy. I use this with dumbbells, and I should have bought it sooner. It helps me focus more on technique and I

It seems sturdy and able to hold my weight as well as my dumbbells. I just wish the stoppers on the feet didn't slide so much. If you have carpet it won't be an issue, but I have luxury vinyl tiles so the bench keeps sliding around.

At 6’ 4” 220lbs it’s a little difficult to do front leaning shrugs. 1st because bench just a tad short. 2nd because rubber pads on bottom are not so rubbery. More like hard plastic. Might do great on carpet or soft Mat but not on hard surfaces. It slides rather easily.Would be nice if seat tilted and the knee cross bar extended in and out. Cheap Price point may have distracted me from doing a little more research but for an entry level average sized individual it might be suitable. Or if you…