One platform, a whole training toolkit. The Reebok Deck costs £234. It is the latest evolution of the classic Reebok Aerobic Step — flat, incline or decline, at two heights — which turns one piece of kit into a step, a bench and a functional platform.
The Reebok Step at £126 is the original: three height levels, stackable, and the right buy if you run step and pump classes and want a lot of them. The Deck at £234 costs £108 more and does something the Step cannot — it inclines and declines, so it works as a bench for pressing and rows as well as a step. In a home gym or a small studio where one piece has to do several jobs, that is worth the money. For a class of twenty, buy twenty Steps.
For dumbbell pressing, rows and step-ups, yes — that is the point of the incline and decline positions. It is not a substitute for a rated weight bench under a heavy barbell, and it sits lower than a standard bench at 20cm or 35cm, which some people prefer for pressing and some do not. Think of it as a bench that also does everything a step does, rather than a replacement for a dedicated one.
Standard delivery to UK mainland addresses is £20, and free on any order over £250 — the threshold is on the order total. At £234 the Deck is £16 short on its own. Add a Reebok Step at £126 (£360 total) and the whole order ships free.
One platform, a whole training toolkit. The Reebok Deck costs £234. It is the latest evolution of the classic Reebok Aerobic Step — flat, incline or decline, at two heights — which turns one piece of kit into a step, a bench and a functional platform.
The Reebok Step at £126 is the original: three height levels, stackable, and the right buy if you run step and pump classes and want a lot of them. The Deck at £234 costs £108 more and does something the Step cannot — it inclines and declines, so it works as a bench for pressing and rows as well as a step. In a home gym or a small studio where one piece has to do several jobs, that is worth the money. For a class of twenty, buy twenty Steps.
For dumbbell pressing, rows and step-ups, yes — that is the point of the incline and decline positions. It is not a substitute for a rated weight bench under a heavy barbell, and it sits lower than a standard bench at 20cm or 35cm, which some people prefer for pressing and some do not. Think of it as a bench that also does everything a step does, rather than a replacement for a dedicated one.
Standard delivery to UK mainland addresses is £20, and free on any order over £250 — the threshold is on the order total. At £234 the Deck is £16 short on its own. Add a Reebok Step at £126 (£360 total) and the whole order ships free.
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