FLYBIRD Olympic Weight Bench with Rack,Multifunction Strength Training Bench With Preacher Curl & Leg Developer,Adjustable Bench Press Set for Home Gym

This is a solid, stout bench for home use, and a great value too. Parts are labeled, and assembly instructions easy to follow . I'm 6'2” 235 %23 and I'm confident and comfortable on this bench with all the options (leg extension, preacher curl, etc). Buy this bench, you won't regret it.

I put it together myself in an hour or so and really like the sturdiness. It's a nice, compact and solid weight bench that fits perfectly in my home gym. I like that you can store weights on the back to keep clutter down. If you are looking for something simple and strong, this is a great option. The angle adjustments are a big plus for bench press variations. The width is pretty nice for a basic workout. I'm 5' 9" and find it to be a nice fit overall. Biggest challenge so far has been keeping my cats from claiming it. It's pretty comfortable so I get it.

Bench doesn't feel as sturdy as advertised. Some pictures show Olympic weight storage bars and leg bar. All were 1 inch with no adapter. A a little disappointing since I bought Olympic bar and weights.

One thing I dislike, to raise and lower the rest for the bar. Its turn knob screw, not like several others that have it like a post that you just slide out and lower to the next hole. This you unscrew, and screw it into the next position. Maybe I am being picky, but live it overall

It took anout 1.5 hours to put together. Had some confusion and ended up having to take it apart and put it back together. But that was on us. Overall, it seems pretty sturdy. The bench raises and collapses. I can't wait to do some leg workouts in and bench presses.

The threads on knob to adjust the height of the preacher's pulpit must be fully disengaged in order to adjust the pulpit. Because of this and because that knob is located under the bench it is difficult to reengage the threads while holding up the pulpit. I recommend increasing the length of the threads welded to the upright. This way the knob can be unscrewed far enough to adjust the pulpit while the knob is still engaged to the threads on the upright.

I got the bench put together as instructions stated. Everything fit together perfectly and back rest fits my body frame comfortably! The problem lies with the tilted seating and the weight rest. The weights kept bumping into the weight bar catch. I tried it every which way, but easy answer for the back rest angle I like (middle one). My wife came up with a great idea though. That was to put a 1 1/2 inch PVC collar to push weights on each side further over, which helps you to avoid hitting rests with weights. See pictures! IMO WEIGHT rest bar should be angle back a few inches or backrest pulled out from rests a few inches to avoid the bumping issue.

Directions easy to follow, all parts aligned correctly with none missing, and very sturdy. Bench does not fold up for storage. Has small preacher bench which does not work well with leg lift brackets. Preacher bench is easy to remove. Will be adding pin to replace bolt in leg lift. Pins (x2) could also be used in attaching bench to bench press for easy removal

The bench portion works well for the price. I do wish the bar supports had a quick adjust ability, but like I said, the price reflects this missing feature. The leg extension however is not rated to the 200 lbs mentioned. I had 140 lbs loaded and I could hear the paint cracking at the base of the plate loader. It appeared that the threads were stripping on the single screw that holds that part and it was bending downwards. This lost me confidence in this part as those weights are directly above the arch of your foot and could cause injury if it broke. Also, as can be expected, very small range of motion on the leg extension. Don't expect anything near a full stretch, as well as your heels hitting the lower support when at the bottom of motion. Also, where your legs are supported behind the knee, it was not square. So one leg did receive more weight than the other.

I got the 900lb version. I'm 5'8" male 145 pounds with long arms and the gap between vertical supports was just the tiniest bit too narrow. I'm still 100% within normal form it just feels most natural sliding my hands out just a couple millimeters and thentry not to pinch my hands at the end. I recommend the 1000lb version unless you're small framed. I opted to not return and keep it since I can make it work, and customer service was beyond awesome and fast especially during holidays.