This Everlast weight bench offers strength training in comfort and convenience at home, 2 position back pad adjustment to help you isolate and develop all areas of pectorals; the adjustable-height bar catches put the body in an ideal position throughout the bench press workout, optimizing safety and maximizing workout time. Includes 50kgs weight sets, folding device to save storage space. Max User's Weight: 110kgs Max Weight Capacity: 50kgs
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pew41
26 Feb 163#2
you ain't lifting bro with 50kg:p
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rhinopaul
26 Feb 161#1
Similar looking bench I bought from JAGO24 @ Amazon for £39 .Just an alternative if you'd rather spend the difference towards cast iron weights instead.
I am 16 stone and about 44" chest. Its very sturdy but the bench seat is a little narrow if you are a bit wide but It does me just fine.
50kg is fine and ample for intermediate or endurance trainers, who do full reps.
Jog on
Crumbz
26 Feb 161#3
50kg is perfectly suitable for someone starting out. decent price for bench and weights. thanks for sharing
ggilfedder to Crumbz
26 Feb 161#9
I would completely disagree. After 6 months you will find this so easy and it will never be used again. Invest into something that can be used more long term.
bigal22
26 Feb 16#5
Only 50kg max, what's this for, little kids?
bigal22
26 Feb 16#6
Great price by the way, so voted hot. :smiley:
bigal22
26 Feb 16#7
Great price by the way, so voted hot. :smiley:
mfactor
26 Feb 16#8
Have some heat , we all started somewhere :smiley: , but would buy the adidas one at the bottom of the page if I were starting out again as it has preacher and leg attachments and about the same weight (45kgs)...... for the same price........
Pretty much what I started on 30 odd years ago :confused: and IIRC I dont think I could bench 20kg back in those days :smile:
valdik
26 Feb 16#10
Its always best to buy second hand. In the end of the day its iron. :wink:
dealerxxx to valdik
27 Feb 161#19
Is this iron? You're right it's best to buy second hand if it's iron that is.
MonkeyG0D
26 Feb 161#11
My granny lifts more than this when she goes to iceland
adamg64
26 Feb 16#12
every single person I know, who has owned one of these either ends up selling it or hanging washing on it, get a gym pass.
cocobeans
26 Feb 16#13
I'm sure all of these anterior dominant individuals favourite question is "how much do you bench" oh how the uneducated rate themselves. Pull your head out of your butt, and stop working bench and biceps every workout!
grabme
26 Feb 16#15
Complete waste of money for most because they probably wont be using it at all after 6 months so bad advise imo.
jamiec1212
27 Feb 16#16
I'm fairly sure the average adult can bench 50-60? At least after a very short term or training which makes this pretty useless if recommend against buying it...
ZoroBandit
27 Feb 16#17
another junk
Crumbz
27 Feb 16#18
These people saying this is useless obviously don't know that these can be used for more than just benching. But for any starter, I'd suggest these are ideal, starting small weights, twice a week after work over 6/7 months then you'd move up weights for sure. But slowly and steady and you'll achieve goals. Don't be deterred
chrisredmayne
28 Mar 16#21
did anyone buy this ? do you know how wide it is ? is the measurement on the site the width of the bench with the weights on ? the room I could fit it in is only about 130 wide, got a feeling the bar would be longer than that
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I am 16 stone and about 44" chest. Its very sturdy but the bench seat is a little narrow if you are a bit wide but It does me just fine.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Adjustable-Folding-Fitness-Exercise-Training/dp/B005Q64BSU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1456494111&sr=8-1&keywords=B005Q64BSU
50kg is fine and ample for intermediate or endurance trainers, who do full reps.
Jog on
Pretty much what I started on 30 odd years ago :confused: and IIRC I dont think I could bench 20kg back in those days :smile: