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A listing that contradicts itself, reported as such
Power racks and weight benches.
The squat stand publishes 800 kg in its title and 200 kg on the J-hooks in its detail.
Those are not the same claim, and this site does not choose between them. Both appear on the review page, labelled as published, because picking the flattering one would be inventing a specification.
5 × 5 cm steel section and a published 29.9 kg frame mass — two figures most of that shelf omits, and the ones that describe how much steel is actually under the bar.
Backrest 75 cm, 10 positions, 230 kg
A ten-position bench that publishes its backrest length at 75 cm and states the user height it was designed around — up to 185 cm, which is a figure almost nothing on this shelf gives.
Best for: A taller user who needs the backrest length published before ordering
5 × 5 cm steel, 29.9 kg, J-hooks at 200 kg
A heavy stand with a 5 × 5 cm section and a published 29.9 kg mass — and a listing whose title says 800 kg while its detail says the J-hooks take 200 kg. Both figures are reported here.
Best for: Somebody comparing stands on steel section and mass rather than on a headline
