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Nighthawk offers seven back angles from flat to 85°, four seat positions and upright storage. At 40 kg, its shorter frame takes less moving than REP’s heavier AB-5200 or BlackWing.
Flat and incline work is its brief. The shorter, lighter frame is useful when the bench must move out of a rack or make room for another activity.
The drawbackThe backrest does not decline. Its negative seat angle is a different adjustment, and the 91.4 cm back pad deserves attention if you need more head support.
An adjustable bench with eight back positions, four seat settings and an included leg stabiliser for decline work. The 26 kg frame has transport wheels, and a separate leg-curl and preacher attachment set is available for additional exercises.
A$399Listed 17 Oct 2026
BlackWing’s sliding seat closes the pad gap, while twelve back angles include decline. Six seat settings and a choice of pad widths make this a highly adjustable bench weighing about 59.4 kg.
AB-5200 2.0 has a 105.9 cm back pad, ten back settings and four seat angles. Wheels and upright storage help manage its 52.16 kg frame, which carries a published 1,000 lb capacity.