Cap Barbell Deluxe Utility Weight Bench
Seven-position back pad and three-position seat pad with chromed adjustment crescent provide multiple angles to perform various exercises. Box stitched seating areas with perforated accents; Band / tube anchor posts with safety covers; Oversized grip pop pins for secure adjustments; Transport wheels and transport handle; Comfortable embroidered logo.
Cap Barbell Deluxe Utility Weight Bench Reviews
Based on 6 reviews from Gym Radar users, the CAP Barbell Cap Barbell Deluxe Utility Weight Bench have an average rating of 3.06 out of 5. They're currently the #39 most-owned Adjustable Bench on Gym Radar, with 4 home gyms reporting ownership.
6 Reviews
Performance
3.00 / 5
Build Quality
2.67 / 5
Value
3.50 / 5
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(3.33)
This is a great value bench, new or used. Lightweight and stable wheels. 700lb capacity and band pegs make it a worthwhile beginner bench.
Somewhat shaky if you're doing mobile work like dips or step-ups, but I'm 280 pounds and it doesn't affect me much.
(3.00)
This bench came as a bundle of used weights I bought, it is decent when used for incline bench but as a flat bench it is a little narrow and has a little play side to side.
(2.67)
I had an earlier version of this bench and I thought it was pretty sturdy but the overall build quality was not great. I’m nearly certain there’s better options at this price point but it will definitely do the job.
(1.67)
A budget bug that was a waste of time. The padding was terrible. The functionality was poor. Build alignment was poor. Load rating was known to be poor but I wouldn’t even push that.
Perhaps my worst gym buy and I felt bad selling to a friend and feel like I still owe an apology.
(3.67)
Used this as my primary bench when first building my gym and it got the job done. It's not super stable, and I wouldn't want to bench too heavy on it, but it's not the worst bench out there either, and it's a great price
(4.00)
This is a great budget adjustable bench. I used it as my primary bench for about 2 years. I’m not a fan of these types of crescent pop pin adjustment benches, because they don’t feel as stable as other styles (like ladder style benches). You can feel the bench move slightly laterally while doing incline pressing movements. It also has doesn’t have anything to protect the bottom of the feet, so, it would scrape on the concrete in my garage before I had flooring covering the whole garage. Despite those little gripes it was a sturdy bench, held up well, and I was able to bench pretty heavy on it. Overall, I would definitely recommend this for someone starting their home gym who wants a solid budget adjustable bench.