Love mine. Easy to load weight. Knurling is grippy and lot of loadable length on weight horns. Sturdy and heavy duty.

I have had mine since before I’ve owned a home gym (about 7-8 years). I live in humid Florida and my bar has stood the test of time (never been in climate control). Knurling is still grippy. Is my go to every day bar for power lifting movements.

Love these, but they have their quirks. Pros: Goes up to 125 pounds, all metal construction, can survive being dropped and quick to adjust. Cons: sometimes plates get stuck when you are re rack them with heavier weight, have to adjust the cradle to fix this every so often. Also the aluminum on the handles gets scratched by the add on weight pin and the overall coating could be better, mine has shown significant wear and for the price wish it was a little better.

Great bench. Love that I can decline without foot roller and plenty of adjustments. It is heavy, but not really a problem for me, and I actually love the zero gap feature. Pad is grippy. Great bench if you only have the space for 1.

Have had this since 2021. Love it and has stood the test of time in the humid weather of Florida. I started with 90” 4 post cages, then upgraded to a 6 post and dropped an ARES 1.0 into it.

I’ve had this for about a year. A little on the pricey side, but great for saving space and allowing me to do military presses and chest supported rows. Fits easily and quickly on my blackwing.