Adjustable Hyperextension Bench | Home gym, rehabilitation, core training | Steel frame (1.2mm thickness, ensuring durability) ▲ CE certified (EU safety compliance) Adjustable height (120-180cm, suits 5'0"–6'5") Multi-functional (5+ exercises: back extensions, glute bridges) | ▲ Durability (metal construction withstands 10+ years of daily use) Space-efficient (compact design for small spaces) Versatility (targets core, lower back, and glutes) | Requires assembly (2–3 hours) Not ideal for users > 300 lbs (weight limit: 250 lbs) |
Squat Rack | Commercial gyms, powerlifting | Heavy-duty steel (2.0mm, 500kg load capacity) Fixed design (max stability) Olympic bar compatible (2-inch diameter) | ▲ Sturdiness (supports 1,000+ lb lifts) Commercial-grade safety (anti-slip feet) | Bulky footprint (2m×1.5m) Expensive (3× cost of home benches) |
Multi-Gym Station | Home gyms, full-body workouts | Adjustable resistance (5–50kg via weight stack) Compact design (folds to 0.5m²) | ▲ Space-saving (replaces 5+ machines) Full-body targeting (arms, legs, core) | Limited exercise variety (10+ vs. hyperextension’s 5+) Requires maintenance (grease joints monthly) |
Pull-Up Bar | Home doorways, upper body training | Adjustable grips (3+ positions, 30cm spacing) Weight capacity (150kg tested per EN 12713) | ▲ Affordability (entry-level price) Easy installation (door-mounted) | Limited to pull-ups/dips Door frame must support 200kg+ |
Leg Developer Bench | Leg strengthening, home/gyms | Adjustable incline (0–45°, 5° increments) Padded (5cm ISO 10220-certified foam) | ▲ Muscle specificity (isolates hamstrings/quad muscles) Comfort (reduces joint strain) | Bulky storage (non-folding) Not adjustable for petite users (<5'0") |
Core Trainer Bench | Core workouts, rehabilitation | Rotating seat (360° rotation, 45° stops) Ergonomic design (ISO 9285-compliant lumbar support) | ▲ Oblique targeting (360° motion) Low-impact (safe for beginners) | Limited to core-focused exercises Pricier than standard benches (20% markup) |