A push-up board that folds under the couch and holds 265 pounds
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- apartments and travel, where a rack is not happening and a set of dumbbells is already too much floor space
- Skip if
- Resistance bands top out well below what free weights offer, so this supplements a strength program rather than replacing a loaded barbell
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The Lifepro Infinity Box Plus is a color-coded push-up board with handles plus four resistance bands, packaged as a full-body home gym that weighs 13 pounds and measures 36.2 by 17.2 by 2 inches. The board's slots reposition the handles to shift load between chest, shoulders, back, and triceps, so one platform covers several press angles. It holds up to 265 pounds, which means you can stand on it for band work rather than just press from it. The bands add pulling and leg movements the board alone cannot do. It comes with a carrying case and slides under a bed or couch. Best fit: apartments and travel, where a rack is not happening and a set of dumbbells is already too much floor space.
Pros
- Color-coded handle slots change the press angle, so one board covers chest, shoulders, back, and triceps
- Rated to 265 pounds, so you can stand on it for band work instead of only pressing
- 13 pounds with a carry case, so it stores under a couch and travels in a car
- Four resistance bands cover pulling and leg work the board cannot do alone
Cons
- Resistance bands top out well below what free weights offer, so this supplements a strength program rather than replacing a loaded barbell
Frequently asked questions
How much weight does the board hold?
It is rated to 265 pounds, which covers standing on it for band exercises as well as pressing from it.
Does it fold or come apart for storage?
It packs into the included carrying case and stores flat under a bed or couch at 36.2 by 17.2 by 2 inches.
Will this build real strength or is it just for beginners?
Band and bodyweight training builds strength effectively up to a point, but the bands cap out below what a loaded barbell offers. Treat it as a full program for beginners and a supplement for advanced lifters.
Do you need to assemble it?
The board comes ready to use. You slot the handles into the color-coded positions for whichever movement you are doing.
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