Performance Series Adjustable Bench

I've had the OG version of this bench for probably 10 years. I recently decided to upgrade to the newest version. While, the original was as basic as it gets. The newer is a much nicer, solid upgrade. The bench has no wobble and feels much more comfortable with the gripper pad. Titan Fitness products are night and day different from what they once were.

The only way I'd own this bench, is if someone gave it to me and even then, I'd still upgrade ASAP. We had these at my firehouse and they wobble, the pins don't line up properly, and I've seen the pin pop out while someone was Incline benching. I'm sure they've upgraded the build quality in recent time, but I'd still tell you to buy a different bench.

Good starter bench and good price point. I got mine on sale too so it was under $200. I do like being able to stand it up and out of the way when not in use. That being said I will look to upgrade by year's end at least for a flat bench. Will probably keep this strictly for incline work.

Unfortunately this bench does not really live up to what it should. It is a little bit loose and does tend to move when you use it, tilting side to side sometimes.

Solid and have had no issues. Easy to assemble. Easy to adjust. Have primarily used it for incline bench.

For the price and to start out, this is a fine bench. It’s light weight and does the job. Will say at above 6 feet and 250 pounds, Ive used it to get the job done but I am definitely upgrading and retiring this bench.

Not very good. It worked when I was stsrting but there are better options out there.

It was an upgrade from the original adjustable bench we had, but it didn't take long to upgrade the upgrade. It looked great after putting it together, and that's where the "good" ends. The feet aren't flat, so there is a constant wobble. The system used adjust it isn't very stable either, making it impossible to know which foot is the bent one, even when the pad is set flat. It's our secondary bench in our gym, a Rep adjustable is the main bench now. It is the go-to bench when we hang kettlebells off a bar with bands to make a poor man's earthquake bar because of the added instability. It's giving our Reverse Hyper a run for it's money as most popular piece to store your stuff on. Titan did a great job selling us a Rep bench. This will be replaced as soon as the wood on the back pad finishes rotting enough to make it truly unusable. Save your $ and buy a Rep bench in your first go.

It’s a low end adjustable bench. I purchased it off Facebook marketplace and it works fine. It’s not great. My wife and daughter use it. I have used it as well. Doing some incline pressing. I will definitely look to upgrade this in the future. I would not be happy if I had purchased it. It does the job.

The build quality is not great, the adjustment holes don't line up good. But is light and at a good price. The Pad is wide and the bench is actually sturdy for the price. If you are on a budget it is fine. It will leave you longing for an upgrade.