Pelpo Adjustable Weight Bench, Folding Weight Lifting Bench, Workout Benches for Home, Incline/Decline Bench for Full Body Workout, Strength Training Benches, Gym Bench with Fitness Resistance Bands

Originally, I wasn’t going to write a review but this is so easy to use so I decide to describe a little bit to help future buyers.The bench comes with everything preassembled. The only thing you need to do is to unfold it and adjust the position using the pins. It folds very easily and this can be very helpful if you have a limited space like I do.The pins and hooks are sturdy as you can see in the pictures. It can withstand total weights of 660lbs. This is the main reason I chose this product.The paint and the UV leather looks great. Good this is that there is no unpleasant smell coming out of it.

Bench is sturdy, easy to put together, easy to fold/store, and easy to adjust. Can’t ask for much else, especially for only $100

This is not an expensive unit so my expectations were adjusted to meet that price point. It is holding up and serving me as I need. I would not try to situate myself on the bench while holding weights but instead have weights on a support while getting into position.

I didn’t really have expectations for this product at this price point but I am beyond impressed. The bench arrived in great condition and was very easy to assemble. The fact that it folds for storage is an added bonus. I would definitely recommend this weight bench for anyone looking for a solid product at a great price.

Unfortunately, the previous reviewer didn't read the manual correctly. The manual clearly states that the maximum load of the bench is 661.3 lbs, and the maximum amount of weights - barbell weights - is 330.7 pounds. I don't know about you, but unless you plan on getting to the point where you're challenging Arnold Schwarzenegger in his prime, I don't anticipate your lifting 330 pounds of weights. I've attached a picture of the front of the manual. Please read and understand the manual before you start slamming it unjustly.The bench is well designed, comes completely assembled, and is very stable. Unfortunately, my muscles aren't up to what the bench can handle, but I'm hoping to improve that situation over the next six months to a year.

In a past life I used to sell gym memberships for a once dominant chain in America so I know what’s good and what’s not. For what I paid, this thing is worth every cent! I’m not trying to setup a workout studio, this is for myself in a garage that’s in Phoenix Arizona. It’s got leather seating, strong brackets for the seat adjustments and the pins fit snug in their corresponding pathways. The red and black looks sharp and the stitching feels very tight. Out of the box I only needed to attach the resistance bands which have a video to show how they should be installed. I almost went nuclear because the velcro kept coming undone and this video brought things down to defcon 5. Would I put this in a gym for public use? No, but for private use, absolutely! I could’ve bought a used Cybex bench for about three hundred but why when I can get the same results buying a brand new bench at a third of the cost? Plus I can store this when I’m not using it. If a pin becomes loose or the leather starts to wear in a couple years I’m not going to care as much as I would on a name brand setup. This cost as much as it would to reupholster a four hundred plus dollar commercial bench. Should that ever happen I can easily sell this and get a portion of my money back. A used thirty dollar bench is a lot easier to sell than a used commercial setup that cost me a car payment or two.

I've had this bench for a while now and haven't had any issues with the bench itself, it's not great compared to what you'd find at a gym, of course, but for the price it's functional enough to get some good at home work outs in. I've only been using it for some weight training with 50-60 pound dumbbells but I would be hesitant to do any kind of serious weight lifting on it. Not that it feels super un-stable or anything but I'd be uncomfortable with trusting my life to this thing if, for example, I was lifting a 150+ pound barbell over my head.My only real problem is with the resistance bands, because for some reason the genius that designed them decided to make the straps that are meant to go around the base of the bench velcro... so basically, if you pull them with any amount of force the velcro just comes undone. These weren't a selling point for me or anything, but it's baffling to think some one actually thought that would work. Clearly someone did though because picture of the thing all show the bands there, maybe it would work better on a hard floor instead of carpet but idk. However, I also tried removing the straps and hooking them to a pull up bar I have using the latches on them but after pulling on them once with a little test pull I had to stopped because it felt like they were going to snap. I don't 100% know if they would snap, but I've had resistance bands snap on my before and I wasn't willing to tempt fate, so use caution with them.

Received in one day. No parts to put together. Very simple to set up and use.Less one star for directions on where/how to attach bands(I figured it out).Used it once. So far so good!