Bench · Titan Fitness
A tripod-frame flat, incline and decline bench in 11-gauge steel, rated 1,000 lb flat and 500 lb inclined. Six back angles, four seat angles, rear wheels and it stores standing upright.
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Black
Only sold in the US: US$309.97 at Titan Fitness
3.9
out of 5 · based on 5 of 6 scores
A sturdy flat, incline and decline bench with a 1,000 lb rating and upright storage, for less than most FID benches. Titan leaves out the pad gap and decline angle.
Rated from the brand's published specs, prices and store policies. We haven't used this one in person. Reviewed Nov 6, 2026. How we rate
Build quality
4.0
11-gauge steel tripod frame rated 1,000 lb flat and 500 lb inclined, with anodized knobs and rubber feet. Only a 1-year warranty.
Adjustability
4.0
Six back angles from 0 to 85 degrees, four seat angles and a decline with foam foot anchors. Titan doesn't publish the decline angle.
Pads & comfort
3.5
2.25" thick HeftyGrip vinyl, 11" wide back pad and 15" seat. The gap between pads isn't published.
Room fit
4.0
56.75" x 25.25" and 71 lb, with rear wheels and a handle, and it stores standing upright.
Value
4.0
US$309.97 in black with free shipping: less than REP's AB-3000 (US$349.99) for a similar spec. Other colours cost US$55 more.
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US lifters who want flat, incline and decline in one bench that stands up out of the way.
You need a tight pad gap for heavy flat pressing, or you live outside the lower 48 states.
A tripod frame in 11-gauge steel puts your feet clear of the front post, rated for 1,000 lb flat and 500 lb inclined. Those are the same headline numbers as benches costing much more. The adjustment knobs are anodized and the feet are rubber to protect the floor.
The back pad sets at 0, 15, 30, 45, 60 and 85 degrees, and the seat at 0, 5, 10 and 15 degrees, so most incline pressing angles are covered. There's also a decline position with foam foot anchors for sit-ups and decline presses, though Titan doesn't say how steep it goes.
Pads are 2.25" thick with an 11" wide back pad, slightly narrower than REP's 11.8". Titan doesn't publish the gap between back and seat pads, which matters for flat bench comfort. At 71 lb with rear wheels and a handle, it rolls away easily and stands upright to save floor space.
From the brand's own product page.
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