Adjustable Weight Bench,Utility Workout Bench Foldable Incline Decline Benches for Home Gym Full Body Workout,Load 600LBS

This thing is just very nicely built convenient and eliminates having a barbell weight bench in a small area this thing does it all for weight lifting without all the weights. It's comfort is OK but you get the value for the monwy tho And the adjustment ability is pretty east

Ive had it for a while now and it still works great, really good bench for a good price would recommend

For reference I'm 6 ft tall, 220 lb. and I've had this bench for a little over a week. Here are my thoughts..For doing flat bench work it is fine. Decline presses are a little awkward since the smaller pad can't be adjusted so it hyperextends your back a little. I'm planning to get another bench with a full 30 degree decline at some point just for presses so it's a little more comfortable.I can do weighted back extensions on this with no issues by locking into the rollers and leaning over the preacher pad.Hamstring curls are a little difficult due to my size but I can get them done. There are a couple things I did to modify the bench (see pics). Firstly I have all 2in hole plates so I bought one 5lb 1in hole plate and load that one first so my other plates rest against it. I cut some square cardboard and duct taped it to create a wedge to stick between the bar and the 2in plates so they don't shift while working. I also ordered 4in roller pads to replace the 2in ones this comes with. The original ones were pretty unconformable for me. I also wrap some softer towels around the bottom rollers so they weren't grinding on my shins so much. I can get four 10lb Cap plates to just fit on the bottom bar along with the smaller 5lb backing plate.I can do sit-ups easily on the bench. Plenty of room for that.The red 'handles' on the top roller bar have come in handy for doing donkey calf lifts on a smith machine. I set a step under the bar, and can lean over and use the handles to stabilize myself during the exercise.I think there is enough room for preacher/concentration curls. I have to angle myself a little bit can get them done.The elastic bands this came with are a little on the cheap side cheap but they work. I haven't done much with them since I have a cable station but if you needed to you could use them.. Possibly an upgrade to some heavier resistance tubes would be a good idea. The instructions have a few pages of pics for different exercises you can do using the elastic bands.Overall it's a decent bench and I think it's well made. If you're taller and buying this specifically for hamstring curls it's a tight fit and your range of motion will be limited. Still great for the price though. With some mods and some heavier resistance tubes you could probably turn this into a nice little home gym.Good luck on your fitness journey!!

Easy to setup and folds up for easy storage. Very convenient and comfortable.

5 minute assembly was nice, folds pretty easy. It's sturdy, pads are decent. Nothing is super luxury, but it's more than adequate. Very happy with the quality for the price. The included bands are pretty useless, but at least it has the loops you need to attach them. A full set of bands is 15-30. I'm an average sized guy just getting into exercise. This bench seems like something that will last me several years before I need to upgrade.

This bench is fair for the price. It’s sturdy and comfortable enough. I did buy this more specifically for the back extension component, and in that area I’m slightly disappointed. Due to how the height adjusts for that, you need to unscrew the piece and then screw it back into place. It also only had two height options which—depending on your leg length—can make lace your knees in an uncomfortable position as they hit just at the bar. It also requires you to place your feet onto the actual foot of the bench in order to use it, so if that weren’t an issue the knee placement might also not be an issue. I do wish it had a leg extension option, but I kept our old bench for that and am managing. Overall, it’s a decent bench for a budget price. Much better quality than the old Marcy bench we have. Fabric and cushion is thick enough and the adjustment for the bench seat is quick and easy.

This bench is pretty versatile and definitely budget-friendly. It’s not the heaviest or most well-made piece of equipment, but for our needs, it works just fine.For the price I paid, I’d say it was a good deal. If you’re looking for a high-end, heavy-duty bench, this might not be it, but if you just need something affordable that gets the job done, this is a solid choice!

The product itself is great for the price, especially. Perfect for my preteen that wants to work out but is too small for my 6’3 husband. The instructions are not great but it’s not hard to figure out how to get it together. The weights on the feet are kind of close to actually use that part comfortably. But overall, for under $200 and for a preteen beginner bench I give it 5 stars