I have two of these in Massenomics Gym. Not a cheap piece (not crazy expensive either), but I'm a big fan. The UHMW linings get worn down where the bar sits, but you can replace those. The pad was great at first, but the "grippy" material does good smooth after it gets used a few thousand times.

Really solid fixed bench. I have the original 1.0 version, and this 2.0 fixed pretty much all my complaints from the original version. Price is pretty good for what you get with this!

Love this thing. One of my favorite back machines of all time. People use this in Massenomics gym constantly. Pretty expensive if you buy it new, and they hold their resale value pretty well because it's a very well liked machine, but if you can find it used at a decent price it is a MUST BUY!

I have had this for several years. I use it to store all the mismatched plates in our strongman area. I really like the 4 barbell holders that it comes with. When you have enough weight on it (about 15-20 45's) it's just about impossible to get the wheels to move. That would probably be the case with that much weight with just about anything, but maybe bigger or better casters would help. The plaster inserts where the barbells go always come out also. Overall I think it's decent for the price.

This has held up to regular use really well. It's kind of a pain in the but to turn around. Or if you get going not straight, to correct course. I know they make a newer model that addressed those concerns.

The pad has broken down a bit over time, but ours does see a lot of use. I replaced the pads once. Probably will have to do it again someday. I added band pegs to the bottom - I like that option.

For those that like belt squats, this one has to be in your consideration. Not cheap, but the build quality is top notch. It holds up to everything we throw at it. The foot print actually isn't too bad either. I just don't really love belt squats in general if I'm being completely honest.

This is close to 5 stars in most categories for me. Knocking down value just a bit because you could find cheaper options that do almost everything the same. Overall the gold standard in my opinion.