Really good for the price bracket, obviously there are cheaper branded benches out there, but I believe for a Marcy bench at £120.99 you can't go far wrong. It's also on their eBay store, should that be easier for you - Here
I quite like the preacher curl section on there as well as it looking padded out well. Nothing like your elbow on a hard surface when trying to move some weight! Looks to hold a good amount of weight too.
Gotta say it (Because someone else will otherwise) Do you even lift bro?
Or if you're buying it as a pressy....
Info
For starters that don't want rickety, flimsy equipment the BE1000 is a great choice. Pair with a standard barbell and dumbbell set and your home gym is set. Extensively build your chest with an incline to decline back rest, or focus on your arms and legs with the attachments at the front. A 135kg limit is huge and 5ft minimum bar length.
Adjustable back pad adjusts to incline, flat and decline to train all angles of your chest. Solid steel rack can hold up to 135kg (300lbs) loads.
Height adjustable preacher pad focuses on your biceps, leg developer targets your quads and hamstrings. Both can take up to 45kg standard 1" plates.
2.5 inch thick upholstery provides great back support, whilst 14 gauge heavy duty solid steel can hold users up to 21 stone.
Carefully angled barbell catchers make it easy and safe to return the barbell to the rack, rack is positioned wide enough to allow for a mid-width chest press.
Maximum user weight 135kg (21st 4lb).
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NeoTrix
2 Oct 17#1
Really good for the price bracket, obviously there are cheaper branded benches out there, but I believe for a Marcy bench at £120.99 you can't go far wrong. It's also on their eBay store, should that be easier for you - Here
I quite like the preacher curl section on there as well as it looking padded out well. Nothing like your elbow on a hard surface when trying to move some weight! Looks to hold a good amount of weight too.
Gotta say it (Because someone else will otherwise) Do you even lift bro?
Or if you're buying it as a pressy....
Info
For starters that don't want rickety, flimsy equipment the BE1000 is a great choice. Pair with a standard barbell and dumbbell set and your home gym is set. Extensively build your chest with an incline to decline back rest, or focus on your arms and legs with the attachments at the front. A 135kg limit is huge and 5ft minimum bar length.
Adjustable back pad adjusts to incline, flat and decline to train all angles of your chest. Solid steel rack can hold up to 135kg (300lbs) loads.
Height adjustable preacher pad focuses on your biceps, leg developer targets your quads and hamstrings. Both can take up to 45kg standard 1" plates.
2.5 inch thick upholstery provides great back support, whilst 14 gauge heavy duty solid steel can hold users up to 21 stone.
Carefully angled barbell catchers make it easy and safe to return the barbell to the rack, rack is positioned wide enough to allow for a mid-width chest press.
Maximum user weight 135kg (21st 4lb).
Can't help IT... I love a good meme :muscle:
bluebell60
2 Oct 17#2
Nice find, heat added. Thanks
Kal-El-2010
2 Oct 17#3
I've had this bench before, definitely recommend!
jamgin
2 Oct 17#4
Oops. I thought this was a garden bench. Wrong deal. My bad.
"...4 position back rest adjusts to flat, incline and decline positions, mid-width rack allows for plenty of space..."
jameswalker457 to fanpages
2 Oct 17#9
Ta might have to measure it up against the width of a squat rack and see if it would fit inside.
Then that's pretty much the whole set up minus a bar and some weights!
Hopefully moving into a house with an internal garage next month.... Gym dream is hopefully coming alive!
linhang90
2 Oct 17#10
For this price and no weights included. I dont think its a deal
M1LFHunter to linhang90
3 Oct 17#11
Oh, come on, it's only for looks, pretty much like the d1cks that use them. It'll be used for proping up the lawn mower by February.
petermcgregor14 to M1LFHunter
3 Oct 17#12
Being healthy and keeping fit is such a terrible thing. Jealous much? I don't do enough myself, I do some but not enough. But why bring people who do more than you down. Much better and healthier than going to the pub everyday. Perhaps you should get yourself one, might cheer you up.
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I quite like the preacher curl section on there as well as it looking padded out well. Nothing like your elbow on a hard surface when trying to move some weight! Looks to hold a good amount of weight too.
Gotta say it (Because someone else will otherwise) Do you even lift bro?
Or if you're buying it as a pressy....
Info
For starters that don't want rickety, flimsy equipment the BE1000 is a great choice. Pair with a standard barbell and dumbbell set and your home gym is set. Extensively build your chest with an incline to decline back rest, or focus on your arms and legs with the attachments at the front. A 135kg limit is huge and 5ft minimum bar length.
Can't help IT... I love a good meme :muscle:
13 comments
I quite like the preacher curl section on there as well as it looking padded out well. Nothing like your elbow on a hard surface when trying to move some weight! Looks to hold a good amount of weight too.
Gotta say it (Because someone else will otherwise) Do you even lift bro?
Or if you're buying it as a pressy....
Info
For starters that don't want rickety, flimsy equipment the BE1000 is a great choice. Pair with a standard barbell and dumbbell set and your home gym is set. Extensively build your chest with an incline to decline back rest, or focus on your arms and legs with the attachments at the front. A 135kg limit is huge and 5ft minimum bar length.
Can't help IT... I love a good meme :muscle:
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"...4 position back rest adjusts to flat, incline and decline positions, mid-width rack allows for plenty of space..."
Then that's pretty much the whole set up minus a bar and some weights!
Hopefully moving into a house with an internal garage next month.... Gym dream is hopefully coming alive!