Marcy Pro Marcy Standard Bench with 100 Lb. Weight Set MD-2082W

Easy to assemble, affordable, comes with 2 x 25#, 2 x 15#, and 2 x 10# weights, a nice weight bar, adjustable bench, etc, etc....

Bench is not very comfortable

The is very nice and sturdy

Bought this as a gift for my teenage son. I'm a single mom and it was easy for me to put together. The size of the seat and back seem nice - I had one before that was so skinny it was uncomfortable but this seems to be much better. He seems happy with it.

If you are thinking of buying this product, do it ! Sears and Big 5 had the 80 lb set, on sale, for the same price, and that did not include delivery (over $50 at Sears). If you have a problem with the product, the people at Marcy are polite and competent. A defective back rest was replaced in five days.

For the price it is a good bench and weights. It is smaller than we anticipated. I believe it will be worth the price though.

The item is of good quality, could be better.

Great start out bench. This bench and weight set is fantastic for someone looking to build up their home gym quickly without much cost. The bench is stable, but wobbles a bit. Could use a bit more bracing to firm it up, but does the job well. My husband and I love having the bar as well as the leg weights.

I've been using this bench for a few weeks. Pros: The bench is solid when constructed and offers upper body and leg extension/curl options at a great price. Plus it's a compact set-up and fits in my finished basement without trouble. Cons: I find it's not really wide enough where you hold the bar; I'm accustomed to bigger 'olympic' style bench holding the bar wider, working the chest more and the triceps less; and you feel like you're going to pinch your hands when putting it back up on the rack since you have to hold it so close. Also, the concrete plates are twice as wide as iron plates and only 3 concrete plates can fit on each side of this smallish 48" bar (as pictured). So you're stuck at 100 pounds max, unless you buy more plates to substitute for the 15 and 10 lb ones, which I did. Using all 25 lb plates (3 each side) the bar is now 150 lbs. That's okay since I'm just toning up, but isn't enough for an adult male who's serious about working out. But a bigger bench takes up a lot of room, so it's a trade off. Overall it's good for casual workouts, but I'd recommend another set-up if you're benching 150 lbs +, and getting one with iron plates where you can fit a lot on the bar.

I bought this bench for my husband and I to share. The back just rested on the bar so had no stability. The bench-press bar was so narrow that my husband could not have proper form when lifting. It says it holds up to 300 pounds but my husband, who is 250 lbs heard the seat creaking and we were concerned with it breaking. This is when we took the bench apart and returned it.