TITAN Series Single Post Flat Bench

More or less a Titan version of the fat pad flat bench. I had it for years without any problems, and it was one of the most comfortable and stable benches I’ve used. I eventually upgraded to an incline bench, and if it wasn’t for needing the incline I’d have used this until it fell apart. For the price, it was absolutely worth it.

Titan, the old school Titan, and any “cheap” brand you go with are all serviceable and perfectly fine until you get the nicer, more refined version. If you go from no home gym to some home gym any addition is amazing. Like “holy moly, I can actually bench now!” It’s better than a cheap Amazon bolt-together that has a max weight capacity of 300lbs, including yourself. So, sure, my rep ab-3100 is much better, but I could have used this forever and been fine. I am getting rid of it though.

Meh I would skip all Titan benches if you can afford to, I prefer rep I couldn’t even resell this one

Very happy with this bench. Not super expensive, the texture on the pad is great for not sliding, rolls around easily if needed.

It's a cheap mostly sturdy bench, thankfully it assembled easily compared to some of their other products.

Basically, Titan's ripoff of the Donnie Thompson Fat Pad. I didn't know this when I bought it otherwise I would have gotten the Rogue bench with Fat Pad. I will eventually trade up, but for now it works. The large pad is great for me, a 330 pound strongman, and it has lots of grip. Feels good on my shoulder when pressing, etc.

Oh how I would love to give this a better review. However, 2 things seriously drag down the rating. Titan’s absolutely horrible packaging, which is the biggest negative, and the wheels. Titan’s packaging on so many of their items is beyond deplorable. This is an 80lb steel framed bench that is literally wrapped in a single layer of bubble wrap and then tossed loosely into a basic cardboard box. So of course it’s going to be banged about and try to escape. My first delivery was destroyed between Titan and FedEx (who beats the hell out of their packages alla Ace Ventura style) and the front foot never made it. The replacement bench barely made it as well. The only other complaint about the bench itself is the crappy wheel mounts (and upright supports), as there is a very small lean angle window where the bench isn’t dragging or the upright pads aren’t dragging. It is robust otherwise granted it survives shipping. The stupid thing on Titan’s part is that some items do actually have decent packaging. If they would only improve the packaging across their entire product line, their products (some of which are actually very good items) would be far better received in this space.

I love this thing. The pad feels very similar to a Rogue Fat Pad, but at a fraction of the price. I’ve benched over 300 lbs on it with my 260-lb frame, and it didn’t budge at all. The only reason this doesn’t get five stars is that it arrived scratched—which seems to be a common theme with Titan products.