The first thing you’ll notice when you lie back on the Fury is the breadth of the bench. The majority of commercial-grade backrests are 10 inches wide, and that’s enough for most users, but the Fury’s 12.25-inch width and 3-inch thickness ensure that your shoulder blades can retract comfortably without ever feeling the edge of the bench, and, with a total length of 47 inches, even the tallest users can use the backrest without sacrificing neck or lumbar support.

This is a dedicated flat press; it does not incline or decline. We did that on purpose. Making the backrest one piece and bolstering it on the bottom by an 11-gauge 3-by-3-inch support beam gives you the stability and weight capacity needed to hit all new PRs. If it’s been a long time since you’ve set one of those, don’t get mad. Get furious.

The Fury boasts. . .

• 7 and 11-gauge steel construction
• Chip-resistant powder-black finish
• 3-by-3-inch backrest support beam
• Welded-steel handle, and wheels for added mobility
• Double-stiched anti-microbial upholstery
• Rubber feet to protect your flooring and increase traction