Westside Bench 2.0
Rogue’s fully updated Westside Bench is a heavy-duty juggernaut inspired by Westside Barbell’s original designs. This 1000+LB weight capacity bench is manufactured in the USA from 2x3" 11-gauge steel, and now features a double-reinforced 7-gauge steel spine running underneath the pad—delivering maximum back support and reduced pad flex. Customers can choose from any of the following compatible bench pads, at varying price points:
Westside Bench 2.0 Reviews
Based on 10 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Westside Bench 2.0 have an average rating of 4.37 out of 5. They're currently the #1 most-owned Rack Bench on Gym Radar, with 10 home gyms reporting ownership.
10 Reviews
Performance
4.50 / 5
Build Quality
5.00 / 5
Value
3.60 / 5
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(4.33)
If you've got a power rack, this piece in a home gym seems pretty superfluous to me, especially if space is a concern. That being said, it's Rogue, so it's extremely solid and does what it says it will do.
(4.33)
With most powerlifting meets using combo racks our members almost always lean towards using the combo rack in training as well, ours doesn't get much use, great for pin presses because of the west side hole spacing and very safe when set up correctly
(4.33)
Fun piece to have if you have the extra room and want a dedicated bench station, but definitely better options are out there with more variability. West side spacing and spotter station are both nice additions. Would add if I came across one as FBMP deal of the week.
(3.67)
This thing is ok if you want a dedicated bench station, however it's also very limiting in that regard. This one is nice as it has westside spacing where the monster version does not, but most people in a home gym scenario are better off with other options that are more versatile.
(4.67)
Typical overbuilt Rogue Product...Very solid bench, if you get the bench spend the extra and get the fat pad, spotter decks and some roller j cups...I went with the Titans...they're amazing for the price...this set up makes set ups and hand offs perfect. Do you need a bench this solid probably not but, if you have the space and you're ready to bench outside of your rack...this gets the job done amazingly well.
(4.00)
Had for quite awhile and moved away from this bench and to all comp benches in my gym. Overall a great piece, just didnt make sense for our direction and limited space especially as we wanted to start running larger competitions.
(4.33)
Buddy of mine has this with the Fat Pad on it. Great dedicated bench station if you feel like you need one of those, especially with the Fat Pad added. For most home gyms though, this is probably not needed. Really well made though like most Rogue stuff
(5.00)
More of a commercial gym piece than a home gym one. Its great for doing pin presses and reverse band benches. I like setting it up with doubled light bands, instead of having to attach bands super high up in a power rack. You can really fine tune setting the bar at your sticking point because of how close together the holes are
(4.00)
I am not sure the place this has in a home gym unless you are using bands. Even then there seems to be better options. The pad is fine, but not great. If you are this dedicated to bench, I am assuming you do PL and at that point you may be better off looking at a combo rack. If this is at a commercial gym I can see a place for it, but I haven't noticed many advantages over this style of bench.
(5.00)
Not a bad Bench by any means! I changed out the pads for the Rogue Comp Fat pad which made it a lot better! Probably not the best option if you have limited space but if your in need of a stand alone bench, it is a good option!