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Titan Fitness TITAN Series Adjustable Bench
Model: TITAN Series Adjustable Bench (SKU 401849 family) · US configuration
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This scenario identifies the Titan Fitness TITAN Series Adjustable Bench SKU 401849 family. Titan lists 1,000 lb flat, 600 lb angled, wheels and upright storage; its page gives a storage-position envelope but not a training-base area.
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Assessment scenario: Titan TITAN Series flat/incline with a 600-lb minimum and storage
Assessment scenario: flat plus incline, upright storage, wheels and a 600-lb minimum based on the maker’s angled rating. The current TITAN Series SKU 401849 family meets these documented conditions; its distinct 1,000-lb flat claim is not used as the angled threshold, and this is not the visitor’s inferred intent.
Explore this buying guide ↗Why consider this model?
- Titan lists flat-to-incline adjustment, rear wheels and upright storage; the exact product family/manual includes SKU 401849.
- The scenario uses Titan’s 600-lb angled figure rather than its separate 1,000-lb flat claim.
- Titan lists a 40-inch back pad and 120-lb bench, distinct from the 34-inch/52-lb Performance Series model.
Tradeoffs to weigh
- A separate page bullet says up to 86° while the enumerated nine back angles end at 85°; treat the terminal setting as inconsistent in the source.
- The published 24.75-by-17-inch upright-storage envelope is not a training footprint; no numeric base area is supported.
- The 600-lb angled figure is a maker claim and the page does not clarify user-load treatment or provide a rating for each angle.
Check these before ordering
- Confirm the TITAN Series model and SKU family against the exact manual; do not assume the Performance or Elite FID specifications apply.
- Ask Titan to clarify the terminal angle wording and the angled-capacity definition for your intended position and user-plus-load condition.
- Measure training-base clearance, upright storage and movement route separately; the published upright envelope describes a different configuration.