It’s a heavy duty (and heavy) bench that will be found in plenty of commercial spaces and on secondary market for people upgrading. I hate the pad if still original - it’s slick, and multiple gyms I knew that had this insisted on using armor all to “give it more life”. All they did was make a slip and slide, but I’m not reviewing their mistake. If you find one on the used market, it’s a solid piece that will serve you well!

A very nice, relatively low profile leg press. Your best bet is secondary market with someone upgrading to a monster machine that’s 4 times bigger but half as functional. This one is a hidden gem!

Solid angle and for whatever reason I see more of these come available on secondary market my way than any other angle - must be people hate inclines. Large footprint, large setup. In my space we went with a jammer and drop an incline bench into the jammer for a reasonably close simulation to this machine. I like to visit it when traveling and incorporate into accessories.

Well built and while I normally whine about hammer footprint, this is a reasonably compact piece by their standard. A pretty solid curve and position, it would be a great add if you have space and one comes open on marketplace. I don’t think a cable is a fair comparison for it, but is certainly a more space conscious choice

Really well built, and like all hammer equipment, a really large footprint. Likely not the best option for a home gym given the footprint but well worth the visit when you find. If you have a larger space and can pick up and dedicate the square footage, it won’t disappoint. Great strength curve, good body position, accommodates a wide array of body types.

It’s a very specific piece, but doesn’t take up a lot of room. I revisit it when I find or when I go to a few specific locations. If I found one priced right used I wouldn’t hesitate to pick up, but it’s not a piece I’m going out of my way to chase down to add to my space.

A solid commercial piece to use on visits, but even if one was available used I could never justify in a home gym unless it was 3k+ on square feet. It has a nice feel, but I don’t know that it is so far beyond other lat pull down machines that I could justify the footprint. Strap a MAG wide grip on the lat pull down and all I’m missing is ability to go ISO

A really nice solid bumper for the price. May not have the fanciest name or logo in the game, but the weights do what you want at a solid price. An easy ‘buy’ if you’re in the bumper game.