Bench Press w/ Safety Catch - Spotter Stand

Name: Bench Press w/ Safety Catch - Spotter Stand
Brand: Valor Fitness
SKU: BF-48
Price: 474.00 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU: BF-48

$474.00

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Description

Olympic Weight Bench for Strength Training Home Gym Workouts

Enhance your home gym with the Valor Fitness Olympic Bench Press Station, designed for multi-user environments and mirroring the quality of commercial gym equipment. This weight bench station is complete with an adjustable safety catch and spotter stand, making it a reliable choice for home gym powerlifting sessions. The Olympic Bench Press Station, with its reliable construction and safety features, offers a professional gym experience at home. The inclusion of a built-in spotter stand adds an extra layer of safety, allowing users to safely maximize their lifting potential.

Features and Benefits:

STABLE TRIPOD BASE: Crafted with a durable steel frame measuring 3” x 2” on uprights and legs, reinforced with a 2” x 2” 12-Gauge Steel tube under the bench and between the uprights for extra stability during heavy lifting. Rubber end caps add stability and protect gym floors.
COMFORTABLE DUAL-LAYERED PAD: The bench features a high-density, dual-layered vinyl pad (47.5” x 11” x 2.5”) for optimal comfort. Its tapered back pad (9.5”) enhances the range of motion for shoulders and arms during bench presses.
STRIKER PLATE WITH DUAL POSITIONS: Equipped with a solid steel striker plate for bar support, powder-coated to resist wear. Two bar catch heights (16” and 21” from the bench) cater to different lifting preferences.
SAFETY FOCUSED: Adjustable safety catches ensure a secure lifting experience, with a 7-position catch offering a 6” range of adjustment. A built-in spotter stand (18.5” x 12”) provides added safety and protection during lifts.
ADDITIONAL: Ideal for home gyms with multiple users or light-commercial gym use, supporting a maximum weight load of 500 lb.

Specifications

Dim

60x49.5x44
Size

Box Dimensions

Box 1/2: 50x17x9 (81lbs)
Box 2/2: 50x18x6 (58lbs)

(LxWxH in inches)

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What the measurement from the bench to the top of the support rack. So while lying down and extending your arms what would be the highest support height of the bench for clearance?

The BF-48 measures from the bench to the lowest catch at 12.5", from the pad to the middle catch at 18.5", and from the pad to the top catch at 24.5".

Very good value

Like the bench , very good heavy duty quality for the price . It’s not professional gym quality but those are over $1000. Only minor complaint is the bench itself is slightly narrow , I like a wider bench. Otherwise super solid.

This is a top quality bench--very strong and sturdy. Definitely gym quality! I am 5'10 and noticed that the lower bar catch was too low and the upper bar catch was a bit high and also too close to the top post for comfort. I have worked out at a lot of gyms and rarely, if ever, felt like the bar was too high, but this one did feel a bit high. To address all issues I spent about 20 minutes and drilled a new set of holes for the bar catches about 1 inch lower than the pre-drilled holes. I feel like the bar catches are now at a perfect height and I feel a lot better about the extra clearance on the back post when you are going to re-rack your bar. despite the modification I had to make, I would buy this product again in a second. It is the best bench out there at this price point and the modification didn't cost me a dollar.

The bench is solid and sturdy. The positioning of the upper and lower barbell holders are somewhat oddly positioned in that the top holders are too high for me to use alone. The bottom ones are perfect but it means that if I go to failure I have to either get it up or have the safety stabilizers high enough to prevent injury. Overall it’s a great Piece of equipment, but if I did it again I’d spring from the BF-60

The bench is study’s and I like the look along with the self spotter since I lift by myself, but dislike the heights of the strike plate. The heaight is ok for normal to heavy lifting but makes it hard for maxing out. The top of the striking plate is about a 1/2 inch too high and makes it extremely hard to lift max weight off due to my arms are almost fully extended and the bottom is just too low and takes too much energy also on max lifts, otherwise I love the product.