| Brand | Rigel |
| Item Weight | 22.7 Pounds |
| Material | strong iron |
| Color | Flagship Version |
| Product Dimensions | 18.5″D x 8.66″W x 46.06″H |
| Frame Material | Metal |
| Weight Limit | 600 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Rigel |
| UPC | 743440725316 |
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| Brand | Rigel |
| Item Weight | 22.7 Pounds |
| Material | strong iron |
| Color | Flagship Version |
| Product Dimensions | 18.5″D x 8.66″W x 46.06″H |
| Frame Material | Metal |
| Weight Limit | 600 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Rigel |
| UPC | 743440725316 |
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Terry Bernier –
I’ve been putting together a small home gym, and the Rigel 6-in-1 weight bench caught my attention because of its all-in-one features—press bench, leg developer, preacher pad, and a cable tower all in one station. On paper, it sounded perfect. After using it for a few weeks, here’s my honest take:What I Like:Sturdy and Stable: Once fully assembled, the bench feels solid. I’ve used it for bench presses, dumbbell rows, and leg extensions without wobble.Versatile Setup: You can target your whole body with this—legs, chest, arms, back. The adjustable angles and attachments give you plenty of options.Compact for What It Offers: It fits well in a modest space and eliminates the need for multiple machines.Things That Could Be Better:Assembly Is Tricky: Instructions weren’t the easiest to follow. A few parts look almost identical, which made setup a bit frustrating. Patience and double-checking are key.Overlapping Attachments: Some features don’t work well together. For instance, the chest fly arms interfere with your range of motion unless you scoot way down, and the leg developer hits the cable tower unless you remove it. Swapping between attachments can slow down your workout.Limited Cable Range: The cable tower doesn’t offer full range of motion, especially for lat pulldowns. I’m 5’7” and still couldn’t get a satisfying stretch.Bottom Line:This is a great bench for the price if you’re looking to add variety to your workouts without investing in multiple machines. The build feels durable, and most of the core features work well for basic strength training. Just be aware that it’s not perfect—especially if you’re looking to rely heavily on the cable system. For casual to intermediate lifters or those building a compact gym on a budget, it’s a solid option with a few compromises.