WB5 Adjustable Weight Bench
800lb
★★★★★ 4.5
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Six FLYBIRD adjustable weight benches rated from 750 to 1200 lb, from compact folding workout benches to heavy-duty frames on wheels.
Six FLYBIRD adjustable weight benches, rated from 750 to 1200 lb. They cover compact foldable frames, a long-backrest model for tall lifters, a sliding seat that closes the seat gap, and heavier frames with transport wheels.
800lb
★★★★★ 4.5
Buy Now750lb
★★★★★ 4.5
Buy Now750lb
★★★★★ 4.4
Buy Now1000lb
★★★★★ 4.5
Buy Now880lb
★★★★★ 4.5
Buy Now1200lb
★★★★★ 4.5
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What every FLYBIRD weight bench on this site has in common, from the listings.
Every bench lists its rated load, from the L and XL at 750 lb to the heavy-duty model at 1200 lb.
Up to 144 positions on the WB5, and 8 backrest angles on the L, XL, Zero-Gap and WB6.
Five fold, so a FLYBIRD foldable workout bench fits beside a sofa or under a bed; the 1200 lb bench stands upright on its wheels.
Buyers across the range report quick assembly; the WB6 needs only the foot support fitted.
Highest to lowest, with what sets each bench apart.






FLYBIRD’s own video of a foldable weight bench with a leg extension and curl attachment. That model is not one of the six listed on this site.
4.5
★★★★★Buyers rate the benches highly for easy assembly, folding and value, and give mixed feedback on stability, size and durability. Each model has its own review pool, so read the one for the bench you are considering.
Buyers across the range call assembly easy, and several say the bench arrives mostly built. It is the theme with the fewest complaints and it holds on every model with enough reviews to judge. Expect to fit the foot support or leg holder yourself.
Buyers on most models call the benches good value for the price, and some say they would buy one again. A few mention seat tearing or early wear, so inspect the pad and the pins when the bench arrives.
Buyers like that the benches fold away beside a sofa or under a bed, which suits apartments and small rooms. Folding is a consistent positive on the WB5, L, XL and Zero-Gap listings.
Buyers find the incline and decline positions easy to change and the range wide enough for home training. Some report more limited adjustment on individual models, so check the position count against the exercises you plan to do.
Opinions split. Some buyers find the benches solid under heavy lifts, while others report wobble, mainly on the WB5, L and XL listings. Set the bench on a level floor and check every pin before each session.
Size draws mixed reports. Some buyers like the compact footprint, while others find the pad narrow or the bench small for taller and broader users. Comfort is also split on the Zero-Gap. Check the pad width against your build.