The Nordic Pro

I bought mine secondhand and it was missing the part in the rear that allows one to attach plates to anchor it down. Despite this, I never felt that it would tip over during use. I would say its build quality is approaching commercial-grade and definitely robust enough for home gym use. It has wheels and is meant to be transported, but I find it awkward to move it around that way. Its key selling point is that it allows for progressive nordic curls. It has various angles (beginning at 25 degrees and ending at 0) through which one can progress in the movement. The Tib Bar Guy has since upgraded their nordic bench, but I think this model is still worth it if you want a way to progress on nordic curls and can find it on the used market for a decent price.