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Brand	York Fitness
Item weight	26 Kilograms
Material	Plastic, Metal
Colour	black silver
Product dimensions	72D x 165W x 123H centimetres
Frame material	Alloy Steel
Weight limit	440 Pounds
Global Trade Identification Number	00014961056198
Manufacturer	York Fitness
UPC	014961056198

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This heavy-duty bench is well constructed with four position adjustable backrest (incline to decline)
Features 5 position height adjustable seat and heavy duty 2-inch uprights
Maximum load capacity of 200kg.
Compatible with other York Fitness products such as the Arm Curl Pad and Lateral Tower Attachment
Weight bench press and fitness equipment for Home exercise, strength training, gym weight lifting workout
Ideal for persons looking to build strength and target multiple muscle groups

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Color

‎black silver

Frame material

‎Alloy Steel

Material type

‎Plastic, Metal

Sport

‎Weightlifting

Batteries included?

‎No

Brand

‎York Fitness

Maximum weight capacity

‎440 Pounds

Manufacturer

‎York Fitness

Item model number

‎45069

Product Dimensions

‎165 x 72 x 123 cm; 26 kg

ASIN

‎B000N3T0T6

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Date First Available

1 Jan. 2007

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4.1 out of 5 stars

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From the manufacturer

York have been fitness pioneers for over 80 years.

From a strong weightlifting heritage, York expanded into home fitness, whilst continuing to produce an array of equipment for commercial gyms and professional sports teams.

From weight plates and dumbbells through to treadmills and cross trainers, York can be your complete training partner.

York Fitness B530 Heavy Duty Incline and Decline Bench

The York Fitness B530 Heavy Duty Bench is a sturdy and reliable workout bench with a high level of versatility. It is designed to suit both upper and lower body workouts and will enhance any York Fitness home gym setup.

The B530 Bench can be moved into five different positions (incline to decline) by simply removing and replacing the adjustable backrest.

A built-in bar rack with adjustable height settings, tops of this highly adaptable fitness bench.

Five Seat positions (three levels of Incline, Flat and Decline).
Heavy duty adjustable uprights.
Leg curl unit with padded rollers and spring collar.
Lateral tower attachment and bicep curl pad (sold separately).

Dynamic. Versatile. Practical.

Incline Positions

Three different incline positions will help hit your chest from all angles when you use the B530 Bench for bench pressing.

Flat and Decline Positions

Use the flat position for a classic bench press and use the decline position to work your lower chest or perform sit-ups.

Seat Adjustment Positions

Find the most comfortable angle for your workout with three different seat positions.

Bar Rack Height Adjustments

Easily raise or lower the bar rack to suit your height and find the most comfortable barbell position.

Bench press

The bench press is a staple compound exercise that is perfect for building a powerful chest and developing upper body strength.

For this exercise, performed at flat, incline and decline levels, you will require other York Fitness equipment (York 6ft 6' Spinlock Beefy Bar and York Fitness Standard 10kg Cast Iron Discs pictured).

Leg attachment

The York Fitness B530 Bench comes with a leg attachment with integrated foam rollers. Use it to build two of the main muscle groups in your legs. Perform curling movements to engage the quadriceps (top image) and hamstrings (bottom image) for an intense lower body workout.

Plates not included.

Additional bicep curl pad

The York Fitness B530 Bench has been built to accommodate an additional bicep curl pad, which is sold separately.

This wide pad is excellent to use with single dumbbells or pairs as well as serving as a useful accompaniment to E-Z bar curls. The Curl Pad attaches to the B530 Bench quickly and easily and can be removed hassle-free.

Additional lat attachment

Complete your home gym and diversify your workout by adding the York Fitness Lat Attachment designed to fit the B530 Bench.

Thanks to its intuitive construction, the Lat Attachment, which is sold separately, fits the B530 Bench perfectly, adding further diversity to your workouts.

Bench Press

Leg Attachment

Bicep Curl Attachment

Additional Lat Attachment


	Arm Curl Pad for B530 Bench	Lateral Tower Attachment for B530 Bench	6ft 6' (200cm) Spinlock Beefy Bar	10kg 1” Cast Iron Weight Plates
			Buying Options
Customer Reviews	50	40	183	453
Product Overview	Get the most out of the York Fitness B530 Bench by attaching the Arm Curl Pad. This Pad is perfect for performing bicep exercises.	Easy to attach, the Lateral Tower Attachment further enhances the workout capabilities of the B530 Bench.	The York 80" spinlock beefy bar has a chromium plated, solid steel construction and includes spinlock collars for quick plate changes.	This set of two cast iron 10 kg weights adds real intensity to your workout. Ideal for aspiring body builders, use with 2.5 cm bars for a really tough session.
Ideal For	Bicep Curls	Lat Pull-Downs	Compound movements such as Bench Press, Squats and Deadlifts	York Fitness Barbells
Compatible with York Fitness B530/B540 Bench?	✓	✓	✓	✓
Sold separately	✓	✓	✓	✓

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Customers find the fitness bench sturdy and well-built. It can hold heavy weights with no wobble, and the barbell supports feel solid when flat benching. The instructions are clear, and using the bench is easy. They consider it a good value for money and a great buy. Customers also mention that the bench is comfortable and fits them well.

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60 customers mention ‘Build quality’53 positive7 negative

Customers appreciate the sturdy and well-built fitness bench. It holds heavy weights without wobbling. The barbell supports feel solid when flat benching and the incline bench press is a good option. They feel confident before pushing out a rep that the bench will hold the weights. The bench is comfortable and decently padded with enough options to give a decent workout.

"...nothing else comes close. Pros : Sturdy, well made, great price, small footprint, extra " add-on's " like the preacher pad make it a..." Read more

"Overall, this is a very sturdy home bench with some really good features - such as the price, its relatively compact size and the ease with which it..." Read more

"...And the finished result is extremely solid and sturdy, and compared to some I've seen in shops (e.g. JJB Sports) this thing verges on the..." Read more

"...Aboth the bench. The bench is strong and solid. Only problem is the size...." Read more

43 customers mention ‘Quality’43 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the fitness bench's quality. They find it sturdy and well-made, with an incline and decline feature. Many consider it a good piece of equipment that will last them through their workout routines.

"Great bench, very solid and easy to assemble. While it does have some small flaws, the price and build quality makes up for it...." Read more

"Overall, this is a very sturdy home bench with some really good features - such as the price, its relatively compact size and the ease with which it..." Read more

"The bench is very sturdy, does all the things you would want in terms of benching positions, and very reasonably priced, however, the uprights are..." Read more

"Far superior quality to other ones I’ve seen" Read more

38 customers mention ‘Ease of assembly’29 positive9 negative

Customers find the fitness bench easy to assemble. The instructions are clear and it comes with a spanner. They say using the bench is simple, with a simple adjustment of two pins.

"Great bench, very solid and easy to assemble. While it does have some small flaws, the price and build quality makes up for it...." Read more

"...such as the price, its relatively compact size and the ease with which it can be put together...." Read more

"I can't fault this. Easy to set up. Only needed the instructions a couple of times. I'm 5 foot 2 and fits me spot on...." Read more

"...Subsequently, using this bench is very easy and takes a simple adjustment of 2 pins to put the arms of the bench up or down in conjunction with the..." Read more

24 customers mention ‘Value for money’24 positive0 negative

Customers like the value for money of the fitness bench. They say it's well-made for the price, easy to assemble, and sturdy.

"...nothing else comes close. Pros : Sturdy, well made, great price, small footprint, extra " add-on's " like the preacher pad make it a..." Read more

"...I still think the B530 is good value - I realise that it's not a piece of professional gym equipment and I'm sure it will be more than adequate for..." Read more

"...Also, being a York product you know you are getting amazing value for a great price!..." Read more

"...the things you would want in terms of benching positions, and very reasonably priced, however, the uprights are exactly where you would place your..." Read more

17 customers mention ‘Comfort’13 positive4 negative

Customers like the comfort of the fitness bench. They say it's comfortable, well-padded, and fits them well. The bench is sturdy and easy to adjust, providing a sense of satisfaction and confidence that it will perform its intended function.

"...Only needed the instructions a couple of times. I'm 5 foot 2 and fits me spot on. Although I can't see it being a problem for taller people...." Read more

"...the feeling of putting somehting together by yourself and the sense of satisfaction you receive every time you use the product...." Read more

"...Bench is comfy and decently padded with enough options to give a decent variety...." Read more

"...Cons : Seat is a little narrow for leg extensions ( uncomfortable ), Hand location for bench press ( beams are too close together )...." Read more

10 customers mention ‘Incline level’6 positive4 negative

Customers have different views on the incline level of the fitness bench. Some appreciate the ability to incline or decline, with 3 levels and a flat position. The bottom seat tilts, preventing slipping. However, others say it doesn't allow incline as advertised, making it difficult to do a proper incline press.

"...The scope for further attachments is good and the ability for it to incline or decline sold it to me." Read more

"...adjustable supports at their highest setting, it is impossible to use the highest incline on the bench because there is then only about 4 or 5..." Read more

"...barbell supports feel solid when flat benching, and the incline bench press is a bonus...." Read more

"...bars for the weight bar are to close together which causes a difficult lifting position...." Read more

19 customers mention ‘Size’3 positive16 negative

Customers find the fitness bench too narrow for their needs. The seat is narrow for leg extensions, and the hand position for bench press is not wide enough. Some feel it's not suitable for larger people or taller individuals.

"...Cons : Seat is a little narrow for leg extensions ( uncomfortable ), Hand location for bench press ( beams are too close together )...." Read more

"...frame and then it drops safely into the rests, the rear part of the supports is pretty short, such that with your arms extended, the bar will be way..." Read more

"...Leg unit is little short too, but not bad. I think it is a best buy for teenagers with small shoulders and under 6ft high...." Read more

"This is a very poor bench. First problem is the rack is too narrow so you risk pinching your skin returning the barbell...." Read more

12 customers mention ‘Design’3 positive9 negative

Customers are unhappy with the design of the fitness bench. They find the graphics misleading and off-putting, describing it as a poor product.

"...However, it suffers from a few design flaws, most of which have been noted already by other users...." Read more

"This is a very poor bench. First problem is the rack is too narrow so you risk pinching your skin returning the barbell...." Read more

"...Looks fantastic when fully assembled. Been a regular gym member for years and can confirm this bench is up there in terms of build and comfort...." Read more

"...instructions themselves aren't the most user-friendly and the graphics are misleading. Take the 2 vertical stands at the back of the bench...." Read more

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Mr. David Murphy
Close to perfection for the price
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 July 2011
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Great bench, very solid and easy to assemble.
While it does have some small flaws, the price and build quality makes up for it.
So if your looking for a good sturdy bench, at a good price, this is it. nothing else comes close.

Pros : Sturdy, well made, great price, small footprint, extra " add-on's " like the preacher pad make it a great bench to upgrade.
Cons : Seat is a little narrow for leg extensions ( uncomfortable ), Hand location for bench press ( beams are too close together ).

All in all, and with a little bit of give and take, this bench is a great all-rounder and highly reccomended. im really happy with it.

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Dr.D
Good but with a few faults
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 February 2014
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Overall, this is a very sturdy home bench with some really good features - such as the price, its relatively compact size and the ease with which it can be put together. However, it suffers from a few design flaws, most of which have been noted already by other users. The most obvious when you start using the bench is that the upright bar supports are almost exactly where your hands want to be. This means that you have to choose between a narrow grip or a very wide grip when you first lift the weight, then try to shuffle your hands into a comfortable position with it in the air - not ideal given that the barbell will be directly above your head! Then you're going to have to shuffle your hands out again when you want to rest the weight - again not ideal if you're at the end of a set and your muscles are already fatigued. Secondly, even with the adjustable supports at their highest setting, it is impossible to use the highest incline on the bench because there is then only about 4 or 5 inches between the bench and the bar - in other words, unless you have a head the size of a small coconut you're not going to be able to fit your head under the bar without the weight balancing directly on your forehead. I've tried to get around this by taking the bar away and using the high incline setting for dumbbell flys and presses. The bit on the end for quads extensions is OK, but I would guess that if you are any taller than 5'8" you'll have trouble using it. This is because the whole bench is relatively low off the ground, so that with the quads fully extended, as you start lowering the weight back down your heels will then hit the floor at about 45 degrees. Lastly, another point about the adjustable supports. Unlike professional benches where once you have finished your set you can tip the weight backwards, let it hit the frame and then it drops safely into the rests, the rear part of the supports is pretty short, such that with your arms extended, the bar will be way higher than the frame and you will then have to carefully manoeuvre the bar (again, right above your face and with tired muscles!) back down to rest it. Given that most people will be buying this piece of kit to use at home without a spotter, there's a potential for disaster and it makes me reluctant to use too heavy a weight in case I end up with a hefty dental bill.
I still think the B530 is good value - I realise that it's not a piece of professional gym equipment and I'm sure it will be more than adequate for the beginner, but there may be other bits of kit out there for similar cash which don't have the same irritating faults.

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Mr. M. Mcintosh
It's solid. And I made it!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 October 2010
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I am a God

"This item requires self-assembly." A seemingly inconsequential sentence, but one of the few which has the ability to strike sheer terror into me at fifteen paces.

As one of the least practical men in the known universe, I would rather sleep on a bare floor than make my usual ham fisted attempt at putting together, for example, a 'self-assembly' bed (the last time I did foolishly have a go at something like this, I ended up with a kind of non-symmetrical bedroom hut).

So when I decided last week - against all rules of common sense - to buy a fairly simple-looking weight bench (an exercise thingy), little did I imagine that it would arrive in exactly 107 pieces (OK, that's counting every nut and bolt, but 107 is a big, scary number). After picking myself up off the floor, and almost as if to add insult to injury, the exploded illustration of how the accursed thing was supposed to piece together looked like someone had entered the National Confusing Drawing of the Year competition, and had come in a clear and resounding first place.

My first thought, naturally, was to phone a (female) friend and beg her to put it together for me. However, wishing to retain at least some morsel of macho pride, I decided (in a quite heroic way, I thought) to have a go without any aid whatsoever; I reasoned that the whole thing looked pretty sturdy, and at least there was little chance of my breaking anything.

Anyway, to my own utter incredulity, one hour and fifteen minutes later, I had done it: I had succeeded in putting together something that, for once, actually resembled the picture on the box. And I am so glad there is no CCTV in my front room, because I stood there grinning like an idiot to myself. Then I took a photo of the damn thing. Life doesn't get any better than that.

So, in other words, if I can do it, you can. And the finished result is extremely solid and sturdy, and compared to some I've seen in shops (e.g. JJB Sports) this thing verges on the professional in terms of build quality. You won't be disappointed.

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Gabriella Molnar
Bench is not bad, but delivery is awful by George and Freddie
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 April 2014
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I ordered at Monday early afternoon and I collected from local PostOffice at Thursday. Yes you are reading right... I COLLECTED THE HUGE AND HEAVY BENCH FROM LOCAL POST OFFICE EVEN I PAYED AN EXTRA DELIVERY COST FOR EXPRESS DELIVERY!!! Well I walked to home (800 yards on the hill) with the bench on my shoulder that was a good cardio exercise before I assembled the product.

Aboth the bench.

The bench is strong and solid. Only problem is the size. If you are a 6 ft or taller (I am 6'4,5 and 97 kg) you will not use it for +45 degree press because there is no room for the head. Also the bench is not really wide enough for me. I was feeling my self to fall to sides when I did leg exercise. Leg unit is little short too, but not bad.

I think it is a best buy for teenagers with small shoulders and under 6ft high.

I still can use it, but not really comfortable.

I hope my review helps for new buyers.

Bench 3,5 stars

Delivery -3 stars ( who gives my extra delivery cost back?)

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York Fitness B530 Heavy Duty Incline and Decline Bench

Dynamic. Versatile. Practical.

Incline Positions

Flat and Decline Positions

Seat Adjustment Positions

Bar Rack Height Adjustments

Bench press

Leg attachment

Additional bicep curl pad

Additional lat attachment

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5.0 out of 5 stars Close to perfection for the price

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5.0 out of 5 stars It's solid. And I made it!

3.0 out of 5 stars Bench is not bad, but delivery is awful by George and Freddie

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Close to perfection for the price

Good but with a few faults

It's solid. And I made it!

Bench is not bad, but delivery is awful by George and Freddie