Seems like a very solid bench very sturdy. Only complaint is the instructions and the parts list.

Gave these to my homie now but they served their purpose in the beginning. Upgraded to 2" sets now.

Honestly they have been a pretty good addition to the gym early on. Saved a ton of space and did their job. I've been building a set of iron and use them less now. Complaints would be too bulky, grips fatter than I prefer, and can get stuck from time to time but that's been rare. Ideal for saving space but if you have room I think i would just slowly build a set as your weight need increase.

Industry standard and speaks for itself. Bought mine used and it runs like new. smooth as silk.

Paid insane price for these because they are cool as f***. They work great but are more of a cool piece than a need. If wanting to save money just buy a normal one. Train by day Joe Rogan podcast by night, all day!

simple and useful item that will torch your core. If wanting to hit abs don't think about it just buy it. too cheap to worry.

Nice machine that has become a regularly used item in the gym. great for rows, push downs, and seated lat pulldowns. only complaint is its a little short for overhead straight arm pull downs. The machine itself is fairly smooth and sturdy with simple anchor to stud installation. attachments are adequate but nothing special. I purchased a V-bar separately that i use the most.

I've been very pleased with this rack for the price. My son uses the pull up station religiously as he's trying to learn muscle ups and its a little light for that but it can be anchored it you choose to. The plate storage has been nice and the safety bars have been sturdy as I have had 300 lbs on them before. its about time to upgrade to a heaver version but this one has served its purpose as a starter. The pads where the barbell sets are some kind of plastic that does get my barbell dirty but can be cleaned easily.