My old gym had these, and after trying it for the first time I was quite humbled. Would be a fun tool to practice with

Way too expensive, and too light of a stack for what it does. You're good for some biceps snd triceps on this, and that's about it

Great for some select core exercises, or if you're using pressing machines and need a little more back support if the seat adjustability isnt good. Overall a pretty handy tool to have around

Probably fine for the senior citizens at your local YMCA that just want to move, but not a good choice for anyone else. Save your money and train your core the right way

Way too big and bulky to be able to replicate a real dumbell

Fine for beginners and basics. Anyone decently strong should find one without the rubber and that rotates s little more smoothly

The last commercial gym I was a member of had one of these. It was plenty sturdy but I didn't like how high up the pads for the back of your foot went. Felt weird having the pressure on your calves and not the back of your feet

This is an exact spitting image of the Titan preacher curl bench I have. Even down to the plastic end caps on the legs. I've been perfectly happy with it and it's help up well