MARCYPro Foldable and Adjustable Multipurpose Strength and Weight Training Folding Bench for Home and Gyms

Assembling the bench was pretty easy. It helps having a second set of hands. It took me less than 20 minutes to assemble. I tightened everything I could & the bench does have a wobble. It doesn’t feel unsafe but it is annoying. Also, I can’t get the sleeve that goes over the part that holds the weight to stay on. I’m not exactly sure how to either. Instructions weren’t very clear.The bench appears to be versatile & lightweight which makes moving it easy. The color appeared to look more light gray to me than white. Not a big deal to me.I’m 6’4 230lbs & consider myself to have long legs. I can’t do the leg extensions in a seated position. I have to lay the back down & sit further back on the bench. Even with that my feet are close to dragging the floor but I am able to get a good workout on my quads. My wife who’s 5’9 & long legged also felt she got a better workout doing the same thing. I use bumper plates & you could probably get 3 45lb plates on it.I have considered putting the bench on something so my legs won’t drag in the seated position. I will update this once I do. Overall I’m happy with my purchase. It is a great value. I did a lot of research before purchasing & if you’re over 6ft tall, there are a lot of mixed reviews on benches with leg extensions.**update: I contacted the seller who referred me to the manufacturer (Marcy). Apparently I was missing a screw to hold the sleeve in place. Marcy sent me a new sleeve with the screw. It tightened up without any issue & stays on. Marcy was very prompt on e-mailing me back (as was the seller) & shipped the item very quickly after contacting them.Also, I placed the front end of the bench on a piece of scrap wood. My legs didn’t come close to scraping the ground. So between that & using a cushion to sit on, I believe I can perfect the leg extension for my height.

This is a budget home piece of workout equipment, not commercial quality, that being said, this equipment works good for my short frame. I’ve not experienced any wobble or instability like others have mentioned but then again I’m not putting 500 lbs of weight on it either I’ve had 150 on it and it’s been fine, the one I got is very solid, smooth and I can get a really good leg workout with it. The foam leg cushions are not as soft as previous Marcy benches I’ve had but they look like they will not break down quickly as they have a protective cover over the foam. The only complaint I have is if you have wider thighs the screw that attaches the leg extension pushes into the side of my knee and has caused bruising on initial use so I will have to put a cap on it, I have not seen any other complaints about that happening to anyone else though. I also like that I can fold this up and wheel it into my closet and store it. Nice feature if you are limited on space.In summary,5 on solid5 on stable4 on cushion comfortI’m not going to rate it by the screw sticking out, like I said I have wide thighs.Does the job, may not be suited for taller folks.As for scratches, I had one scratch on it when I got it but I put two on it putting it together…it’s workout equipment. I don’t need it to look pretty just need it to do its job.

This is a pretty good machine. Lightweight, small and the wheels made it easy to move. I didn’t notice a wobble but I paid someone to assemble it for me. Ive got forty pounds on it now and it’s pretty solid. I’m 5’3 and I feel the cushions you put your legs over while sitting to lift the weights are too thick if you’re short. I’d also appreciate a users manual. Like a how to use to do the exercises booklet. I’m not super familiar with it so do you do the lifts for the back of your legs while standing not laying down? I just think that would be better info than a booklet talking about the health benefits of exercise.

Bench was well packaged and came almost fully assembled, all you need to do is install the padded leg braces and foot holds (I'm not using these at the moment so I don't have them installed). Bench sits level with no wobbling. The padding is thin and very firm, this isn't the most comfortable bench I've ever used, and if I were going to use it more than two or three times I week I would probably want something with more padding. It sits pretty low as well, which takes some getting used to. I bought this bench because of the folding feature, and it does fold up nicely and is easy to store in a closet; it even has a built in handle on the frame. Most other folding benches were short, I like the length of this one. One thing to note; to fold the bench you have to remove a bolt from the leg, fold the leg down, and then reinsert the bolt in a different position to lock the folded leg in place. The bolts are short and have plastic knobs that makes this relatively painless (see picture), and there's only one bolt per leg, but it's not as quick and easy as a locking pin. The bench is light and compact enough that moving it around without folding it up is pretty easy, too.

Just assembled in less than an hour. Pretty easy build, the only threads that needed a little extra work was the leg extension height adjustment handle. There was a little paint over spray, once I removed it, I was able to get the threads started. Tried all three dumbell angles, and front and back leg extensions. It works well for my 5'9" body. Happy to be able to work out in my living room. No excuses!!!!

Assembly was a breeze. No guessing. Took a out .45 minutes. Unit looks well built for the price. Depending on you limb length , pads can be a bit uncomfortable.

It’s a very good bench. Solid fast adjustable bench. The leg extension and leg curl is what I bought it for. I used it today. When i got it. It was a solid workout! I recommend buyijg it if your looking to buy one with the leg extension and leg curls.

This is a perfect home exercise bench with leg extension. Easy to assemble. I bought it about a month ago and am loving it every day.

Id give 3.5 if i could…. It wobbles a lottle if there’s more then 70lbs on the leg developer. As long as you’re conscious of it its not a bog deal. Also the shaft was slightly damaged so it would be too much trouble to take the leg developer off so it stays on permanently. Last, its a pain to move the bench. You can’t really reach the handle with the leg developer in the way and to pick it up by the back or the leg developer is difficult because it moves…. That being said the bench is very sturdy - my weight plus bench press was over 500lbs and it didn’t even creak. The leg developer also works great and is comfortable. So for all the minor pains it does what i bought it for.

Box came destroyed but I accepted it anyway and the bench was perfectly fine. Study and well built. Perfect for a home gym

Excellent produit merci