Terra-Core
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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
Terra-Core is a functional weight bench that doubles as a stability trainer. Weighing only 28 pounds, it's perfect for people who are on-the-go or just want to switch up their training regimen.
Categories: Benches, Strength EquipmentIn-Depth Review
Terra-Core Review 2024: A Great Balance of Stability and Strength Training
Author: Cooper Mitchell, GGR FounderPros & Cons
What We Like...
- Extremely portable and lightweight
- Notches to attach resistance bands
- Durable and should last for many years, as long as you don’t pop it
- 4,500-pound weight capacity
- Lifetime warranty
What Needs Improvement...
- Can’t be used as an incline or decline bench
- Only one color option and two sizes (the smaller one is called the Terra-Glide)
- Not the best value for a weight bench
Product Summary
Terra-Core is a functional weight bench that doubles as a stability trainer. Weighing only 28 pounds, it’s perfect for people who are on-the-go or just want to switch up their training regimen.
You simply fill the air bladder to your desired level with the included hand pump, and can use it to bench press, deadlift, or get in some stability training. Like a Bosu Ball, it comes with an inflated side and a flat side. The flat side can be used as an aerobic stepper, and also comes with pushup handles that can also be used to row or press the Terra-Core during HIIT workouts.
If that’s not enough, Terra-Core also comes with notches where you can attach your favorite resistance bands. The possibilities for this unique fitness tool are endless.
Specs
| Color | Orange and Black |
|---|---|
| Weight Capacity | 4\,500 lbs |
| Materials | High-Density Polyethylene |
| Footprint | 47” L x 18” W x 6.75” H |
Summary
A unique fitness tool that can either be used as a weight bench or stability trainer. Great for those on-the-go, or in small spaces.
