£36 with argos 10% over £30 code, free delivery
Max capacity (user + weights) = 150kg (says 200kg on ebay page but other more reliable sources say 150kg)
A little light weight for me but decent for a beginner's fold up bench.
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5 comments
Kimbrehhh
28 Mar 17#1
I was about to question how much you can bench then realised the 150 included the lifter :wink:
jag18272 to Kimbrehhh
28 Mar 171#2
valid point - 70kg for me. That's why it's probably best to go with an olympic bench but they're quite costly.
Chrisrules334
28 Mar 17#3
TY - Quite cheap. Could probably re-sell for more so bought it anyway as we'll use it!
MaximusRo
28 Mar 17#4
But they require so much more space there is no comparison really.
For anyone who can push more than 70kg, the gym is the way to go anyway.
For most people, though, 70kg will be more than enough.
jag18272
28 Mar 17#5
Agreed! i've got an olympic bench it's much more sturdy!
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Max capacity (user + weights) = 150kg (says 200kg on ebay page but other more reliable sources say 150kg)
A little light weight for me but decent for a beginner's fold up bench.
10% code - C10ARGOS
5 comments
For anyone who can push more than 70kg, the gym is the way to go anyway.
For most people, though, 70kg will be more than enough.