Adjustable Bench 2.0

Ridiculously heavy and over built, but it's the cost of making it incredibly sturdy. I'm a fan of the ladder system (VS the pop pin system), but don't like the uncage ladder and pinch point hazard. Also for the price I had to buy an attachment to make it stand upright. Also for the price with NO decline option is annoying. Waiting for a good deal to pop up on FB marketplace for a Manta Ray and I'll upgrade.

I use this one often and I'm not sure if it is because of the people responsible for upkeep, but it seems to often get loose and has to have parts tightened. Otherwise great variety of adjustments.

I’ve had this Bench for 5 years and it really is built like a tank! It’s stout and I love the fully welded design, however I do understand the move to bolt together designs for newer benches as it helps with shipping. I probably wouldn’t have purchased this bench, if it wasn’t for the fact I got it shipped with my rack. With that said, I love this bench. I wish there were a few more adjustments especially at lower angles, but it works. I have seen some people over the years say they don’t like the pad, but I don’t have a problem with it. I like its firmness and I don’t feel like I slip around on it like others say they do. It very sturdy and feels rock solid. My only complaint is the plastic handle. Mine the screws started to come loose after a while and causes the handle to have some play when it’s loose. I broke off a piece of toothpick in the hole and screwed the screw back in and that helps. I doubt I’ll ever have to replace this bench, and I’ll probably be able to pass it down to my kid/grand kids in the future lol.

No complaints with the bench other than the pad isnt super grippy, but the 3.0 bench addressed that issue. Great bench otherwise

Great for the time . Benches have gotten more refined now but at the time this was the first of the big beef benches from rogue. Ours is about 10 years old and has held up well

I go this before other brands really started elevating the game. This thing is built like a tank which means it is heavy and takes some effort to move around. But it’s solid and does what’s needed when it comes to incline work.

I've had one of these for years and the only real sign of wear is that the plastic shield on the handle broke off at some point. This thing is heavy and overbuilt, it will outlive me and likely outlast my house. I have no actual complaints about it, other than back when I ordered it, it ended up costing like 1K because of shipping. If you see one of these used on marketplace, you can't go wrong with it.

I had this for years and it never let me down. It’s overbuilt and can handle whatever you throw at it. It’s exactly what you want in a bench.

Great bench for when I bought in 2016. Lots of other options out there now, but back then it was a great heavy and expensive bench.

A beast and the confidence knowing that it will support me with whatever weight I’m using. Great during Benchuary