CAP Strength Standard Weight Bench with Leg Developer, 150lb upright weight capacity

Very good price for this weight lifting bench. Only problem I have 32 inch inseam and my feet cannot be planted flat on the floor. I must place a board under my feet 1&1/2 inches thick to accomplish placing my feet flat on the floor. This bench is not for heavy bench pressing. Max weight capacity is 350lbs. I weigh 200lbs so the max I can put on the bar is 150lbs. But over all very well designed bench. I am happy with my purchase.

we love how steady the bench is . we will definitively refer to our friends

I am 5'10 this bench fits me perfectly. In my spare bedroom it is very stable. I use light weights, but I always feel safe that it can support me.

you've answered your own question by asking about overall satisfaction, quality and price.

the arms are a little low and spaced a little close together, but it is a very sturdy bench, and the safety catch for the benching bar is a nice feature.

The feet are my only concern on this product. The company could have done a better job for stability. It does the job it needs to do.

Nothing spectacular about this weight bench. It's about average I guess. On the plus side, all of the parts were there and it was easy to put together. No written directions, but pictures step by step. My husband says it's a little unsteady, not so much that it seems like it's going to fall over, but if the barbell wasn't centered, it could. The feet are not that sturdy, maybe because we have it on a mat. He's thinking about building his own supports for stability. Also the barbell supports are a little close together (still usable), and the bench is a little bit to low which causes your feet to hit the floor when doing leg extensions. All in all my husband says for the money it is still an okay weight bench.

Bench is too tall. Skeleton has a little defect that doesn't hold the seat in place. I had to put some Rings in it to make sure the seat doesn't slide off the metal.

I have had this item for only 3 months and the bench where you place your butt broke off. Cheaply welded

The front leg stability is an issue. It sways one way or the other on every rep. It's ok for a young teen learning to life relatively light weights but I would not recommend this