Oct 16, 2026
SOLE Fitness unveils the latest addition to its weight bench lineup, rated to 550 lbs with 14 adjustment combinations and a compact footprint.

Salt Lake City, United States, October 16, 2026 /PressCable/ -- SOLE Fitness continues to grow its line of weight benches, now announcing the SW116 with a maximum user capacity of 550 lbs. This addition is notably built with a heavy-duty steel welded structure and a commercial-grade cushion pad - described as giving heavier and more serious lifters a sturdier option for home training.
For more information, visit: https://www.soletreadmills.com/products/sole-sw116
The rollout comes as weight benches consistently rank among the most important pieces of home gym equipment - allowing for seated and lying exercises that standing movements are ill-designed to match.
For lifters focused on moving heavy weights, in particular, SOLE Fitness points to sturdy benches as vital - and yet, the requisite level of sturdiness has traditionally meant attending gyms and using a commercial-grade option instead of a standard home model. SOLE’s SW116 subverts such lines of thinking - making premium-level weight training equipment more readily available to those furnishing their home gym setups.
Industry analysis of weight bench construction points to a pattern: benches rated between 550 and 1,000 lbs generally rely on heavier-gauge steel and tougher frames than lighter-rated models, with this added structural weight said to translate into greater stability during demanding lifts.
The SW116's 550-lb rating places it within that sturdier category. Beyond its capacity, though, the SW116 also offers 14 total adjustment combinations - including 9 backrest positions and 5 seat positions.
This range is conducive to a varied workout, says a SOLE representative - who notes the degree of choice available: “The SOLE SW 116 Adjustable Bench offers an impressive array of adjustable angles, allowing you to target specific muscle groups with precision. Whether you're focusing on incline chest presses, shoulder workouts, or simply looking for the perfect angle to support your sit-ups and core exercises, this bench has you covered.”
And, despite its heavy-duty build, the SW116 is built to keep a compact footprint of roughly 52” by 20”. Such dimensions will likely be of interest to home gym owners, suggests SOLE Fitness - especially those who’d otherwise have to balance available floor space against the room needed for arm span and leg movement during exercises like chest flys or bench presses.
Interested parties can find further details about SOLE Fitness and its full line of home fitness offerings at https://www.soletreadmills.com/
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