Small space, full workout. The BrainGain Core Bench is built for the home gym that lives in a spare room, a corner of the lounge, or wherever you can clear a few feet of floor. Set it flat for presses and rows, tilt it through 7 backrest positions up to a full incline for shoulders and upper chest, and adjust the seat through 4 positions so it fits you, not the other way round. Done training? It folds down to 87 x 29 x 50cm in seconds and slides under the bed or against the wall.
The removable foam leg roller locks you in for weighted sit-ups and Russian twists. Pair it with an adjustable dumbbell or kettlebell and you've got chest press, flys, Bulgarian split squats, tricep extensions and renegade rows covered from one bench.
Open, it measures 118.7cm long by 39cm wide with a seat height of 45.6cm. The steel frame weighs 14kg, supports users up to 120kg, and has a structural load capacity of 380kg. If you want more load and don't need to fold away, the BrainGain Adjustable Bench 2.0 sits alongside it in the range. If floor space is the thing you're short of, this is the one.