FID Bench Press Shoulder Press Machine V8
Find your perfect sweet spot with this precision-engineered 4-in-1 strength station, custom-built for flat bench press, incline press, decline press, and overhead shoulder press exercises. The GMWD V8 features an ergonomic Scissor Arms Structure that perfectly mimics the natural, converging path of a dumbbell press. This free-motion trajectory flows seamlessly with your shoulder joints, significantly reducing rotational joint pressure while maximizing pectoral isolation.
FID Bench Press Shoulder Press Machine V8 Reviews
Based on 5 reviews from Gym Radar users, the GMWD FID Bench Press Shoulder Press Machine V8 have an average rating of 3.67 out of 5. They're currently the #2 most-owned Press Machine on Gym Radar, with 8 home gyms reporting ownership.
5 Reviews
Performance
3.80 / 5
Build Quality
3.40 / 5
Value
3.80 / 5
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(4.00)
I replaced my V7 with this when it was released, I’d say the upgrade is there but not worth the price difference. Vinyl is unimproved, the rotating handles are cool but I almost always use a neutral grip, decline doesn’t work and if you have long arms the range of motion will be slightly limited
(2.67)
I don’t think I would l spend 1,000$ on this machine. They sent me one for review and I think it is okay overall but for 1,000 I think it is slightly overpriced. Its a weird price budget I think for 1,000 its the best new machine you could get but me personally would probably go used commercial. Definitely decent its not bad.
(4.00)
I’m really enjoying this machine. If you want to see a full review check out my channel on YouTube at Garagegymguru Reviews
I will say that it takes some time to just figure out where you want each setting. Once you get that for each exercise it’s great. Write down your setting and you’re good to go. I’ve been able to do flat decline, incline, close grip, shoulder press and shrugs with this machine.
(2.67)
Some of the movements work decent, but none are really good and it’s pretty obvious the build quality is cheap and will deteriorate over time.
(5.00)
I feel like GMWD stepped their game up with this one. It feels very solid. You can hit a bunch of unique angles with a deep stretch. One tip when assembling, after you put the guide rods and top cap on, don’t tighten them up much at all, during your next step you’re going to put the gas spring on, and it’s a nightmare to try to push down to fit. I wrestled with the gas spring for like 30 minutes trying to get it to fit before I realized I can just loosen up the bottom and top of the guide rods to get enough play to get the gas spring where it needs to be. Once you build the rest of it, the spring has more weight evenly distributed and it glides up and down pretty easily once fully assembled. The assembly directions don’t go a great job of explaining that.